Purple Impatiens

Needs light to germinate. May cover seed with fine vermiculite. (10-14”) For first quality New Guinea impatiens from seed, Divine Orange Hybrid is the only option. Sow on sterilized soil.

Needs light to germinate. May cover seed with fine vermiculite. (12-14”) 45,000 seeds/oz. Sow on sterilized soil. 40,000-60,000 seeds/oz.; 10-18 days, 75-78°F. Versatile shade lovers in a wide range of colors.

Needs light to germinate. (10-12”) Accent Hybrid White Impatiens is compact and grows and flowers vigorously in warm and cool weather. Sow on sterilized soil. May cover seed with fine vermiculite.

Needs light to germinate. (10-12”) Accent Hybrid Red Star Impatiens is compact and grows and flowers vigorously in warm and cool weather. Sow on sterilized soil. May cover seed with fine vermiculite.

Provide a protective mulch in winter where hardiness is questionable. They can be cut back to near ground level in winter or early spring. Dainty clusters of pastel pink and yellow flowers are produced throughout the growing season on this shrubby native...

Huge, full, 2" blooms arrive early and stay all season on vigorous plants. The most intense colors all come together in our latest mix with a surprise twist of just the right touch of pretty pastels.

Blooming from spring until frost, impatiens can fill in the gaps between bloom times of shade perennials. Impatiens attract beneficial insects. A few yellow foliage perennials that nicely contrast impatiens include

Addingto the soil should help correct the issue and encourage blooming.There are many pests that can affect impatiens flowers.are common and usually result in curled, distorted, or discolored leaves.

Then place in the refrigerator for 30-90 days. If you prefer to soak your seeds: soak in 85°F water for 1-3 hours and plant immediately — longer soaking times are often detrimental; seeds need air to live.

Gardeners are wowed by its easy care and vibrant colors in the shade garden. 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.

While they can tolerate more sunlight, they really perform best with morning sun and shade from the hot afternoon sun.In a perfect world, we could just fill a part shade bed or planter with New Guinea impatiens seeds and they'd grow like wildflowers.

Caring for New Guinea impatiens is no more difficult than any other flower, as long as you keep the plants well-watered throughout the hottest parts of the year.The thing to remember about New Guinea impatiens is that rdeningalthough it will tolerate...

There is a tough disease of impatiens (called) that is species specific and will kill the plants. It affects both cultivated and wild impatiens, but notstarts on the underside of the leaves and causes them to fade and develop stippling much like that...

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 all summer long. A bewitching and highly unusual color in the land of impatiens.

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. They make great house plants for the winter months too.

It is absolute a natural pigment abstracted from Maiz morado or Maiz kullby ,etc purple corn which are from Peru or other places by modern biotechnology.Widely used in candy, beverage,cold drink,gum,milk products,ham, sausages, fish paste,etc as red coloring.

Be sure to pinch off any lower leaves on the impatiens cutting and then gently insert the cuttings into the soil. Just poke them right into the ground, preferably in a semi-shady location.

Vigorous plants are best for garden beds, as they grow fast and fill out a space with bright color quickly and effectively. This essentially ensures the conservation of plant-rich countries, like Indonesia or South Africa.Growing sunpatiens plants is...

Having foliage that glistens and sparkles when wet gives this Native American wildflower the name jewelweed. Until then, pull the weeds as necessary. Although it is an annual, once established in an area, it comes back year after year because the plants...

That's why it can be especially frustrating if your plants stop blooming or never even start. On the other hand, if your impatiens plant is long and leggy and you don't see lots of buds, pruning the stems back is actually a good option for encouraging...

The foliage is deep green, almost succulent looking, and extremely shiny. Delosperma is good for hard to grow areas in the sun garden because they do not require much water, yet fill in very quickly.

Most Camellias do best where they get light shade or morning sun and the light filtered shade of pines seems to be perfect. Preferably a few hours in the morning, in the late afternoon, or filtered light, like through a pine, is fine as well with high...

The flowers transition to black berries that persist into winter for additional decorative appeal. Hardy, evergreen groundcover with summer flowers and winter interest. The Big Blue Liriope is a tough little plant, terrific as a groundcover or for use...

Regular moisture throughout the growing season helps to ensure a good crop.Begin light harvesting after plants have become established. Pelleted seed must be kept cool and dry prior to planting, and should be used within one year of purchase.If anything...

Transplant to the field when seedlings have 3-4 sets of leaves, spacing at 4-8" apart in rows 18" apart.Moderately rich, moist soil. Do not store at a temperature less than 50°F (10°C).If using pelleted seed, we recommend consistent soil moisture during...

This African native, also known as parrot plant or parrot impatiens, provides a spark of bright color in shady areas of the garden, much like other. (2 C.) but the plant won't survive even a light frost.

Fill each cell with a moistened commercial seed-starting mix, leaving ½ inch space between the top of the soil and the edge of the planter. Experiment with this theory by leaving the seeds uncovered and in a bright, sunny window for the first two days.