New Guinea Impatiens (Impatiens Hawkeri Florific Red) - Award-winning performance from seed. Sets the standard for economical and fast, high-density production of New Guinea Impatiens from seed. Ideal for large packs and small pots. Uniform and well-branched plants are paired with large, flat flowers held on top of the foliage. A great alternative to Impatiens walleriana where downy mildew exists in the landscape.

Florific™ Red New Guinea Impatiens is perfect for brightening gardens or patio containers in partial to full shade. Plants produce masses of large, uniquely red colored flowers. Naturally branching plants quickly fill beds and are perfect for planting "en masse". With resistance to impatiens downy mildew, Florific red is the perfect alternative for shade gardens where the disease is a concern.

Sow New Guinea Impatiens seeds indoors, 8 - 10 weeks before the end of frost season. Use starter trays and good starter soil. Sow flower seeds into the cells, press into soil but do not cover. New Guinea Impatiens seeds need light to germinate. Keep the seed continuously moist. Transplant the Impatiens seedlings into containers or the garden 10 - 12 inches apart after all danger of frost. You may also sow Impatiens seeds directly into the soil after the threat of frost has passed. This will still give you nice flowers around mid summer and in to the fall.

Impatiens (Impatiens Walleriana Xtreme Sapphire Mix) -  Impatiens are one of the most popular shade garden flowers in America. Large 2 1/2 blooms in a mix of pink, lavender and violet on mounded plants. Sapphire impatiens mix is just what you need to brighten shady areas and bring hummingbirds in on the wing. Impatiens love heat, grow quickly and bloom over a very long hot season.

Low growing at just 8 to 10 inches high and wide, this plant has an impact far exceeding its compact size. Mounded and very well-branched, it has large 2 1/2 inch blooms all over the fresh green foliage, facing upwards and open wide for maximum showiness. Expect the first buds to open before spring is out, and the final flowers to stretch into autumn in most climates. Each color is unique offering a nice alternative to the more commonly found red, white, and pink shades. All are very free-flowering, and need little attention from you to continue blooming for months on end.

Impatiens (Impatiens Walleriana Xtreme Utopia Mix) -  Impatiens are one of the most popular shade garden flowers in America.  This utopia mix of four of the very best colors: lavender, rose, salmon, and violet in the popular Xtreme series is certain to become your go-to for bedding and containers. Utopia Mix is just what you need to brighten shady areas and bring hummingbirds in on the wing. Xtreme Utopia Mix impatiens love heat, grow quickly and bloom over a very long hot season.

Low growing at just 8 to 10 inches high and wide, this plant has an impact far exceeding its compact size. Mounded and very well-branched, it has large 2 1/2 inch blooms all over the fresh green foliage, facing upwards and open wide for maximum showiness. Expect the first buds to open before spring is out, and the final flowers to stretch into autumn in most climates. Each color is a bit unusual for the Impatiens family, offering a nice alternative to the more commonly found red, white, and pink shades. All are very free-flowering, and need little attention from you to continue blooming for months on end.

Impatiens (Impatiens Walleriani Xtreme Salmon) - These impatiens quickly provide abundant displays of 2.5 inch salmon flowers on compact, 8 - 10 inch plants.  These Xtreme impatiens thrive in the heat and bloom continuously throughout spring and summer. Add Xtreme Salmon for your shady to partly shady garden borders, patio containers and window boxes.

Sow this impatiens seed mix indoors, 8 - 10 weeks before the end of frost season. Use starter trays and good starter soil. Sow flower seeds into the cells, press into soil but do not cover. Impatiens seeds need light to germinate. Keep the seed continuously moist. Transplant the impatiens seedlings into containers or the garden 8 - 10 inches apart after all danger of frost. You may also sow impatiens seeds directly into the soil after the threat of frost has passed. This will still give you nice flowers around mid summer and in to the fall.

Impatiens (Impatiens Walleriani Xtreme Pastel Mix) - These impatiens quickly provide abundant displays of 2.5 inch flowers in a designer color blend of lighter pastel colors. Compact, 8 - 10 inch plants thrive in the heat and bloom continuously throughout spring and summer. Add Xtreme Pastel Impatiens mix for your shady to partly shady garden borders, patio containers and window boxes.

Sow this impatiens seed mix indoors, 8 - 10 weeks before the end of frost season. Use starter trays and good starter soil. Sow flower seeds into the cells, press into soil but do not cover. Impatiens seeds need light to germinate. Keep the seed continuously moist. Transplant the impatiens seedlings into containers or the garden 8 - 10 inches apart after all danger of frost. You may also sow impatiens seeds directly into the soil after the threat of frost has passed. This will still give you nice flowers around mid summer and in to the fall.

Impatiens (Impatiens Walleriani Xtreme Hot Mix) - These impatiens quickly provide abundant displays of 2.5 inch flowers in a designer color blend of salmon, deep salmon, scarlet and white. Compact, 8 - 10 inch plants thrive in the heat and bloom continuously throughout spring and summer. Xtreme Hot Mix outshines all others when planted in shady to partly shady garden borders, patio containers and window boxes.

Sow this impatiens seed mix indoors, 8 - 10 weeks before the end of frost season. Use starter trays and good starter soil. Sow flower seeds into the cells, press into soil but do not cover. Impatiens seeds need light to germinate. Keep the seed continuously moist. Transplant the impatiens seedlings into containers or the garden 8 - 10 inches apart after all danger of frost. You may also sow impatiens seeds directly into the soil after the threat of frost has passed. This will still give you nice flowers around mid summer and in to the fall.

Impatiens (Impatiens Walleriani Imara XDR Orange Star) - Proven landscape performance that fights back with reliable flowering all season long. Easy and economical to produce, with a compact branching habit ideal for high-density growing in baskets and pots. Impatiens are great for shade area under porches or shade gardens.  This orange and white impatiens will be the envy of your neighbors.

Sow this impatiens seed mix indoors, 8 - 10 weeks before the end of frost season. Use starter trays and good starter soil. Sow flower seeds into the cells, press into soil but do not cover. Impatiens seeds need light to germinate. Keep the seed continuously moist. Transplant the impatiens seedlings into containers or the garden 10 - 12 inches apart after all danger of frost. You may also sow impatiens seeds directly into the soil after the threat of frost has passed. This will still give you nice flowers around mid summer and in to the fall.