I don't have that one, but many coreopsis varieties have 1" flowers. It is the number of blooms at once that makes it a beautiful plant. The largest blooms on a coreopsis in my garden come from 'Redshift' and 'Autumn Blush' --- still small, compared to other plants. Cameron Here is a link that might be useful: coreopsis autumn blush in my garden

I have the 'Northern Lights' that re-seed for me, but don't see any this year (((sigh))). For me they did respond well to cutting about 1/2 the plant away when blooms began fading. I kept blooms going until about the 2nd or 3rd hard frosts in fall :D Vera

Mike, I've never had one that I could detect any scent on. I've heard some are fragrant, but none I've gotten to bloom. Cindy, they're kind of hard to come by, that's for sure. And I find cuttings (in general) very hard to root. They can be SO stubborn! I've got some I've had since Feb. that are still not rooted and I'm not sure they're going to make it. But I keep trying... Denise in Omaha

F6? Typo? Did you mean F1? Circus Mix should be F1 seed. It sounds like you may have got the wrong seed. Impatiens don't get teeny tiny flowers in large clusters, they have large flat flowers in groups of around three, but generally you just see a nearly solid covering of flowers over the whole plant. There are lots of pictures of bedding Impatiens flowers on the web. Here is a picture of Impatiens leaves on fairly small plants (this is a different variety to yours, but the leaves should be similar).