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James H. Schutte
(Fanfare™ Coral Bright New Guinea Impatiens, New Guinea Impatiens)
The colorful Fanfare™ Coral Bright is a lovely hybrid Impatien that offers the heat tolerance of its New Guinea hybrid parentage. It has a spreading habit and deep salmon blooms that glow above lustrous medium green leaves.
This is a tried and true shade-loving bedding plant that everyone knows and loves. Surprisingly, this “annuals” is actually a shrubby tender perennial that will survive winters in tropical and sub-tropical zones.
Clump forming and everblooming, impatiens produce many...
Ball® Horticultural Company
(New Guinea Impatiens)
This diverse genus of herbaceous plants holds some of the most popular bedding ornamentals on the market. Most impatiens are evergreen and of tropical and subtropical origin, with a few woodland species extending into north temperate regions. It is a huge genus with nearly 1000 species to its name and thousands of cultivated varieties. These may be annual or perennial, with many tropical perennial species grown as “annuals” in temperate zones.
The leaves and stems of impatiens are often fleshy...
Felder Rushing
(Spotted Snapweed, Tree Impatiens)
Most commonly called tree impatiens or garden balsam, this old heirloom bedding plant was grown in Victorian gardens long before the popular Impatiens walleriana was discovered in Africa. Native to India and southeastern Asia, this tender ornamental is a true annual with a tall, upright habit and colorful flowers that peek out from beneath its long, lush leaves.
The soft, succulent, herbaceous stems of garden balsam are lined with light green, elliptical leaves with toothed edges....
Jesse Saylor
Most commonly called tree impatiens or garden balsam, this old heirloom bedding plant was grown in Victorian gardens long before the popular Impatiens walleriana was discovered in Africa. Native to India and southeastern Asia, this tender ornamental is a true annual with a tall, upright habit and colorful flowers that peek out from beneath its long, lush leaves.
The soft, succulent, herbaceous stems of garden balsam are lined with light green, elliptical leaves with toothed edges....
James H. Schutte
(Celebration Deep Red New Guinea Impatiens, New Guinea Impatiens)
Celebration Deep Red is a colorful and heat-tolerant New Guinea Impatiens. The plants are vigorous, well-branched, upright-mounding and compact. Large, vibrant, round flowers are pure red in color. They appear in large quantities and continue blooming all season without deadheading or pruning. The foliage is lush, glossy and dark green.
The New Guinea hybrids are combined crosses between several parent species which include Impatiens hawkeri, Impatiens schlechteri and Impatiens...
(Celebrette Orchid New Guinea Impatiens, New Guinea Impatiens)
Celebrette Orchid is a colorful and heat and cold-tolerant New Guinea Impatiens. The plants are well-branched, compact, moderately sized and form tidy mounds. Large, vibrant, five-petaled flowers are dark lavender in color. They appear early and continue blooming all season. The foliage is lanced-shaped, lush and dark green.
The New Guinea hybrids are combined crosses between several parent species which include Impatiens hawkeri, Impatiens schlechteri and Impatiens platypetala....
Jesse Saylor
(Jewelweed)
Commonly known as jewelweed, this lovely North American native wildflower graces the summer forests from Florida up to the far reaches of Canada. This true annual is tall, delicate and blooms from midsummer into fall. It favors moist woods and is very common in its area of distribution.
Distinguished by its tall, upright habit as well as its flowers, jewelweed has fleshy, succulent stems and can reach great heights if summer rains are prevalent. The tender stems break easily if brushed against...
