Impatiens
New Guinea and others.
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Impatiens any of various plants of the genus Impatiens, which includes the jewelweed. [Latin impatiens, impatient (so called because the ripe pods burst open when touched).] |
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Pictured to the left are New Guinea Impatiens (tender
perennial) that can grow to 24 " tall with a spread of 12-18 " and produce large
quantities of blooms throughout the season. Plant this tender perennial in full sun to partial shade in moist soil that is rich in organic matter. Water frequently and fertilize regularly to promote blooming as they are heavy feeders. Landscape uses: Enjoy the showy leaves and jewel-like flowers in beds, borders, and containers |
New Guinea - Danziger Pink |
New Guinea - Danziger Salmon. |
Impatiens (I. walleriana) Busy
Lizzie. Classification: Annual, houseplant |
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Part of Mosaic hybrid mix. Displays early color (just 55 days from sowing!) and dense habit, plus large 2-inch blooms. |
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