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Impatiens Sultani half-hardy perennials
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Iresines greenhouse plants
Iresines are greenhouse plants. Take cuttings of the plants in autumn; insert them thinly in 48 size pots filled with coarse sand, loam, and leaf-mould, and place in a uniform temperature of sixty or seventy degrees Fahrenheit. When they have taken root place them near the glass. The height of Iresines is about 1.5 feet.