Garden Question - Annuals

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So, I'm in zone 6b. We had a very mild winter. I planted some annuals in my garden last year. I don't remember what they were. Normally I just let everything die and pull them in the spring. Well, the one plant, it never died. It's actually growing again/still. What are the chances that it will flower again this year? I realize that is probably hard to answer without knowing what kind of plant it is, I can post a picture later if that helps.

ETA: Googling it looks like it might be Impatiens.

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I found a picture from last summer right after they were planted where they could be seen in the background. Sorry it’s blurry, I zoomed in.

[scottcool]

Mar 31, 2020 9:02:06 GMT -5 @sameoldstory said:

So, I'm in zone 6b. We had a very mild winter. I planted some annuals in my garden last year. I don't remember what they were. Normally I just let everything die and pull them in the spring. Well, the one plant, it never died. It's actually growing again/still. What are the chances that it will flower again this year? I realize that is probably hard to answer without knowing what kind of plant it is, I can post a picture later if that helps.

ETA: Googling it looks like it might be Impatiens.

In my experience, it being an annual and already regrowing it should bloom.

[cmeon]

www.gardenista.com/posts/garden-decoder-what-are-annuals-tender-perennials/

Impatiens aren't a true annual, they're a perennial.

If they were protected enough to bounce back, they should flower- but, they may not be quite as robust as they were last year.