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Jan 26, 2008 | 8:28 AM PST

Ok, I need some help here. I am thinking my "impatiens" are really "Vinca." Check out my new photos, and someone who knows please tell me. I bought them last year, unmarked, and someone told me they were Impatiens. However, I put them in full sun, and they really did thrive, and I know from reading that Impatiens like full to part shade. I was just looking on Burpee.com, and it seems that I may have learned something. I saved a crap load of seeds that came out of little dried up pods, and want to plant them this spring, and would really love to tell people what they really are. Let me know. THANX.

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bsmitch	Jan 26, 2008 \| 8:47 AM PST I checked out Vinca online and I conclude your plants are Vinca, without a doubt. The picture online looks like it was copied from your garden photo. You have a great day. Bill Mitchell
bensmom98	Jan 26, 2008 \| 9:18 AM PST Yep, I would have to agree. They look like Vincas to me too, especially if they are thriving in the sun.
sweetlebee	Jan 26, 2008 \| 9:45 AM PST Plus, impatiens are annuals and would have disappeared after the first frost.
karynthegarden	Jan 26, 2008 \| 5:55 PM PST yes they are vincas
meska	Feb 3, 2008 \| 12:17 AM PST Yep! Definitely vinca! I used to grow them. :-)

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