Impatiens Walleriana

Blooms from spring until frost. Versatile shade lovers in a wide range of colors. Sow on sterilized soil. Dwarf Mix F2 Hybrid Impatiens features uniform, compact plants. (12-14”) 45,000 seeds/oz.

40,000-60,000 seeds/oz.; 10-18 days, 75-78°F. (10-12”) Accent Hybrid White Impatiens is compact and grows and flowers vigorously in warm and cool weather. May cover seed with fine vermiculite.

40,000-60,000 seeds/oz.; 10-18 days, 75-78°F. (10-12”) Accent Hybrid Red Star Impatiens is compact and grows and flowers vigorously in warm and cool weather. May cover seed with fine vermiculite.

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Their compact habit also makes them great for shady bedding plants or borders.Before getting into what to plant with impatiens, let me tell you what impatiens bring to the table as companion plants.

Thrips will generally attack the flowers/buds of plants and may carry a virus that affects these annuals.When plants become wilted, begin dying, and appear to be cut at the stems, it's likely due tois a safe and effective treatment for the majority of...

Sow 5-6 weeks prior to anticipated transplant date. Seal and place bag in an area where the temperature is around 60°F for 2-3 days. Germination occurs between 70-85°F and within 6-15 days.

Generally, impatiens are disease-free annuals in the backyard beds, showing off healthy, dark-green leaves.The plant is, however, very sensitive to water stress. Increase air space between the plants and offering lots of elbow room are the cultural steps...

Unfortunately, it's not that easy. No doubt many of us have considered growing these higher priced plants by seed. Or slightly less). Can you grow New Guinea impatiens from seed? Seed grown New Guinea impatiens take approximately 15-20 days to germinate.

Move the containers each day to keep the plants in the shade for most of the day and you'll find they thrive in almost any planting group. None of the varieties of this plant can tolerate drought very well, so keep the soil moist with soaker hoses or...

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Easy to love and to care for. A bewitching and highly unusual color in the land of impatiens. Lovely mixed with lavender, lipstick or grape/punch impatiens colors in a shady spot. With orange salmon eye on a lighter background, this flowers prodigiously...

The Vanilla and Berries Mix; featuring the best white, red and salmon blooms;boasts large 2-3" blossoms from early summer all the way to frost. While they're not particular about soil conditions, they love weekly watering because neighboring tree roots...

Just poke them right into the ground, preferably in a semi-shady location. To accomplish this, simply place them in a protected area outdoors, preferably in light shade, and then gradually increase the amount of light they receive over a period of several...

It's an excellent container and bedding flower for long lasting color.Interestingly, the Indonesian government agreed that Sakata may continue to use “indigenous genetic resources” from their country so more SunPatiens varieties may become available,...

Although it is an annual, once established in an area, it comes back year after year because the plants self-sow vigorously. When the seedlings emerge, thin them to 6 to 8 inches apart by clipping out excess seedlings with a pair of scissors.Jewelweed...

They're an old standby for bright, full color. A lot of fertilizers are high in nitrogen, which is great for foliage growth but bad for flower production. On the other hand, too much sun will cut down on blooming, too.

(2 C.) but the plant won't survive even a light frost. Always water immediately becauseIf you live in a cool winter climate, you can grow Congo cockatoo impatiens indoors in a pot filled with good-quality commercialPlace the plant in low or filtered sunlight.

Put the cells on a tray and fill the tray with water. Cover the cells with plastic to keep in moisture, and place it in a bright spot to sprout.Once the seeds have sprouted and have produced a pair of leaves, remove the plastic and place the tray filled...

These rare plants may not be available in local greenhouses and garden centers, but many online retailers have recently started selling them world-wide. In zones 9-11, it may grow as an evergreen and bloom all year.When temperatures in these zones dip...

They do not do as well in full sun, but if you would like to plant them in full sun, they will need to be acclimated to the harsher light. To plant your impatiens flowers, gently squeeze the container that you bought them in to loosen the soil.

Ore than an occasional, isolated outbreak until 2011, when it began tod Washington DC, and by winter 2012-13, it was present in 35 states in the continental US. Don't water at night and it's preferable to water the roots instead of the leaves so there...

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Tried and true variety that offers improved yield potential! All of these flower lots must pass strict standards, producing a 95% usable plant stand at 9 days.

A beautiful extra dwarf impatien plant! Tom Thumb is a wonderful impatien that grows no higher than 12 inches. Makes a wonderful addition to borders or flower beds. Has a good tolerance for drought conditions and does great in containers.

Between the shade varieties and the partial-sun varieties, impatiens have become so popular that they have replaced petunias as the most popular bedding plant!are native to the island of New Guinea, located north of Australia.

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