Mr. Impatiens gave me these seeds last fall. I'll have seeds to share this fall. A pretty and easy flower to start and tend. Cut them down if they get too big, and they will send out a new flush of flowers.
A very useful self-sowing annual species impatiens. Small purple & white orchid flowers appear to hang in midair above foliage. Mine grew 3' tall and very bushy, then fell over in the rain. I cut them back severely and they came back strong.
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    [See the HortiPlex page for Impatiens balfourii]
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