These are hard to find here in my area. I am told they are true Impatiens walleriana just a drawf form. I have seen a couple of lines of these one called Firefly and the other Pixie. They are all related to the Mini Hawaii series that had bicolored flowers. The bad thing about these is that they are hard to over winter.

I'll try and post some photos here soon of them. And yes, they are identical to walleriana, including the seed pod- everything is just smaller. I'd say the flower head is about the size of a Bacopa would be. I really love the way they look!
-Nan

Here are a couple of comparison photos on the size of these minis (white and pink)- they're currently paired with a double red (normal size,) and looking pretty straggely due to propagation cuttings.

I have the red pixie and so far it's looking good. It was pretty pitiful when I first planted it, but well enough now that I just took some cuttings off of it.

I havee a pink one and a purple one. I did not see any of
them last year. I haave propagated them for several years. I have seen other colors.

I would give my eye teeth if someone had any firefly impatiens to share. I have grown them for years and years and wintered them over in the house. Every once in a while something would happen and I'd buy all new stock each spring...and then they were discontinued! I have searched and searched. I miss my old friends dearly. I'd love any/all colors, but white, pink and red in that order are my most missed. I do all manner of miniature gardens and these were low-light tolerant GEMS. Thank you so much for any consideration.

Help! I purchased a Mini Impatiens yesterday and foolishly left it where my puppy could get it (she's a climber and quick!). Needless to say, she chewed it up. I have stalks saved and the root ball has the main stem where there is about a cm left with 2 tiny leaves. I read here that people are taking cuttings to propagate so I hope someone can help. I replanted the root ball with stem and took the other stems, dusted their bases with rooting powder and planted them in moist soil. Will that save some of them?