Impatiens annual flowers Reviews

Impatiens come in a variety of colors from pure white to pink, coral, orange, red, and purple.   The downside is...

If you are looking for a flower that will grow well in the shade I would go with Impatiens.  They are very hardy and come in a wonderful selections of colors. Reds, pinks, white, salmons, oranges and purples. They bloom from spring till fall.  If you love the look of Impatiens, but have more sun, look for the variegated leaves that do wonderful in sun. They also have "double flowered" Impatiensthat look like mini roses. (I love my doubled blooms). (Again if they don't have a variegated leaf then they shouldn't be in full sun).  All grow about 8-20 inches high and you should space them...

Impatiens are bautiful,  this year when it was COLD & FROSTY here in North Florida, I was kind of down and I walked outside to check my plants that I had covered up to keep from the frost, as I uncovered some plants that normally the frost will kill them, I seen something Pink and I walked over to the bird bath, (which is a waterfall which flows into my pond , I seen a cluster of Pink flowers, it was a cluster of Impatiens, I am not sure how they were even alive let alone blooming.  Seeing the flowers all bloomed out when it was in the 30s here . To see those pink flowers, it was so amazing that...

I plant these flowers every spring.  They are great because they're very easy to grow, and they don't require a lot of sun.  I plant them in a partly shaded area, water them a few times a week, and buy fall you wouldn't believe how much they've grown!  They multiple fairly quickly, and then they start growing taller.  The entire flower bed is full and vibrant with color after just a few months, but by fall they've blossomed into full maturity and are just gorgeous.  They die when the weather turns cold, and the I just replant them the next year.

They come in several colors.  Pinks, purple,...

       Ihave planted impatiens for years in shady areas around the house, including the north side of the garage and under the overhang in front of the house.  They provide great color and with a little fertilizer (like Miracle Grow) have provided mounds of color.  The ones in front of the house get very little rain, so usually have to be watered every other day.  The ones on the north side of the garage will get by with watering about once a week.  They are sensitive to frost in the fall, but next to the house they are usually protected. 

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I am not a great gardner by any means but impatiens are an easy flower to plant and maintain which adds beautiful color to your yard.  My favorite color is a tangerine colored flower which is a mix of pink and orange and also gets alot of compliments.  My mom planted them for years and now I follow in her footsteps.  Adding a little miracle grow ensures a larger flower and taller plant overall.  Since I have several trees in my yard it really works for me with all the shade I have.  Impatiens also work in sunny areas as well as was the case in my parent's yard.  I would highly recommend...

My husband has been planting impatiens every summer for the last 4 years.  He didn't listen when I told him they had to be planted in shady areas and proceeded to plant many of them in full sun.  He waters them daily and fertilizes them, and they thrive, spreading and blooming all summer long.  We get many complements on them.

Impatiens are great because they are easy to grow, come in a wide variety of colors, and will bloom all summer.

I love Impatiens, they are inexpensive and can be very vibrant flowers.  They thrive pretty much wherever I put them and bloom wonderfully.  Not much care is needed for these flowers.

Impatiens. These will grow year after year! No need to plant agin, comes in a variety of colors. Gorgeous!!