Impatiens
The most utilized plant in America according to various surveys. What else gives you the mass flower effect and elegance of Impatiens? They are easy to grow and consistently in flower from late spring through early fall. A “workhorse” in the garden. Plant en masse or intersperse between other annuals and perennials.
Companion Plants:
Astilbe, Tuberous, Rex and Wax Begonia, Browallia, Coleus, Colocasia, Fern, Fuschia, Hosta, Ipomea, Lobelia
Plant in moist, well drained soil. Fertilize with water soluble or slow release fertilizer
This shade loving plant fills in quickly and can brighten up dark corners and under shade trees. Available in almost any color that you can imagine.
The most sun tolerant impatiens, Fanfares create an outstanding summer display. Abundant bright flowers cover the full trailing foliage.
Large blooms show off unique color patterns all season on easy-to-grow, low-maintenance, dark green-leafed plants that are well-branched and mounded.
Mounds of delicate blooms in a series of high voltage new colors. Plants keep their mounded shape and color all season. Use in beds, baskets, containers.
Large flowerd impatiens with some tolerance of direct sun. Plants flower profusly all summer. Can be used as a combination component.
Large flowerd impatiens with some tolerance of direct sun. Plants flower profusly all summer. Can be used as a combination component.
A very floriferous single impatiens with a unique flower.
An abundance of rose like blooms. Fiesta impatiens provide vivid color and are easy to grow! There is no need to remove faded flowers or prune.