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Dainty flowers

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These pretty flowers--about 1 to 1" long are a very hardy perennial in my neighbor's (N. Italy) Zone 7 yard this November. Thin bushy stalks with pointy leaves. He says they have been coming up for years, but no idea what they are.

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geoferr writes: I agree. Check out images on Google. Posted: 4:25 pm on February 27th
tatwood writes: Looks like Impatiens balfourii

See it here: http://www.anniesannuals.com/plt_lst/lists/general/lst.gen.asp?prodid=521
Posted: 10:11 am on February 6th
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