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This is the most reliable flower for shade gardens that I have found. From small bedding plants in the spring, impatiens form huge banks...Read More
These plants are very nice ones. They are very durable and the seeds always grow when they fresh. Plus you get a whole choice of many col...Read More
There is a great deal of shade in my back yard so I depend heavily on these lovely flowers for color and they never fail to deliver. I ha...Read More
When I first added these to my garden last year, I was told that they wouldn't last long in the Texas heat, but they have absolutely thri...Read More
Beautiful plants but they do need a lot more water than most other plants I grow. One plant can fill a x-large planter in the right growi...Read More
I've had success with all of my "accent" impatiens except for one plant which baffles me because it has been taken care of in the same ma...Read More
Have had trouble growing from seed, but those I purchased as 3-1/2" bedding plants last summer and placed at the base of my crown flower ...Read More
I love the look of these plants and grew them for years, especially the exotic looking "New Guinea" ones. But here in hot Florida with o...Read More
I prune mine back and start the cuttings in small pots or directly where I want them to grow. They tend to get leggy if they aren't prune...Read More
They are wonderful to grow inside, full of color. We call them "Wealth of the house" and it is thought that if they are full of flowers t...Read More
Indispensable summer annual in my zone 5 1/2-6 gardens, pots, hanging baskets & wall bags. Will grow in a fair bit of sun, but only if we...Read More
It's pretty, colorful... but may turn into a pest if you don't remove the early developed fruits. Depending on where you live and where y...Read More
They dislike hot sunlight and so prefers shaded and moist (not wet) place. If the soil does not drain well, it rots. Terminal cuttings ca...Read More
What would we do without these bright, colorful annuals to fill in those shady spots every summer? The only criticism I have of them is ...Read More
Gorgeous, dependable flower. In the south, they do not handle the sun very well, but will survive given they get enough water. They pre...Read More
One of the most popular annuals for gardens, mass planting, and containers. Features a wide range of colorful large flowers on compact pl...Read More