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Niagara Falls mystery

Oct 6, 2009
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Sent to me by my BFF in Niagara Falls - she found this in her garden. Any ideas?

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Garius, right on! I even know how it got there now. Purchased a couple of young Himalayan Impatiens at the local Hort Club spring sale - not really knowing what they were. I have some Orange Jewelweed too and never made the connection. Always Learning! Will try to get this to grow in some tough spots next year. In french it is called Balsamine de l'Himalaya. Merci!

posted: 12:05 am on October 7th

Re: What flower is this?

Thank-you, I was going to post the same question today. Mine is 5-6 feet tall, Blooms started mid August for at least 1 month. Pod releases seeds like a coiled spring.
Dying to know if I have a problem or a gem!

posted: 3:22 pm on October 4th