Impatiens flowers

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Have you ever planted a garden in the shade before? Have you planted impatiens before? Follow these 6 tips to plant a successful shade garden with impatiens!

These gorgeous little blooming overachievers are used in lots of gardens & plantings, which leads to the question - are impatiens perennials?

Find Big Bounce Red Impatiens (Impatiens 'Balbiged') in Greensboro High Point Winston-Salem Summerfield North Carolina NC at New Garden Landscaping & Nursery (Busy Lizzie, Busy Lizzy)

Beacon Impatiens are known for bright colors that thrive in the shade. Fill your planters with mixes of colors for head-turning flowers in your shaded locations.

Are you thinking of planting impatiens in your garden this year but aren’t sure if they prefer full sun or partial shade? Is growing them in full shade an option? While it is 100% variety specific, the general answer to these questions is yes! In this article, gardening expert and suburban homesteader, Merideth Cohrs, walks you through whether impatiens need full sun, partial shade, or even full shade to thrive.

This carmine Impatiens, grown from flower seed, is probably one of the most sought after flowers in the United States. Buy them in 6 or 8-packs when 3-inches high to plant in early spring. In warm climates they should be planted in shade or replaced with vincas in early summer. Impatients and vincas are easily cultivated from cuttings; so both plants are inexpensive.

There are different types of Impatiens, some put on a show, and others are considered invasive. Which ones should you avoid? [DETAILS]

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Discover how you can infuse color into every corner of your garden with flowers for shade. These low-light tolerant plants can manage with six or more hours of shade each day.