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Published 1 year ago

In the Garden: Parrots out of Africa

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The parrot plant gets its name from the colour and shape of the flowers that resemble a parrot. Botanically, it’s Impatiens niamniamensis, a tropical plant, and a species of our familiar impatiens. In the garden, this plant needs a sheltered, partially shaded site. Indoors, it makes an excellent houseplant, and it is supposed to flower year-round.

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In the Garden: Parrots out of Africa

1 year ago·Waterloo, Canada
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