Not so much. Popular annuals/bedding plants tend to be hybridized to focus on constant flower production and so nectar or pollen sources take a back seat and are often minimal.

I had some last year in a container I walked past often and I can’t recall seeing any pollinators on it.

tj

I plant some every year, but have never seen bees on them. I have them next to salvias which makes the pollinators very happy. :)

I've never grown Sunpatiens specifically, but grow New Guinea impatiens every year -- I'm sure there's some sort of a difference, but in my book they're pretty much the same thing. Anyway, I've never noticed bees anywhere near the New Guineas, nor any other pollinator that I can think of, though maybe really small ones I just never noticed.

Ditto above -- pollinators love salvia.

If I'm not mistaken, the Sunpatiens are a mix of impatiens and the New Guineas.

Hmmm....maybe I'll see if I can cancel my order. Otherwise, maybe the colors of the Sunpatiens will attract bees to the other flowers in my garden.

Thank you, everyone!