New Guinea impatiens need a little more care to perform to their utmost. Aside from a fairly sunny location, New Guinea types need to be kept moist and fed more often than the rest of the garden.

New Guinea impatiens grow inconsistently from seed, so they are most often propagated from cuttings. Also consider using dwarf forms of shade-tolerant coleus or torenias, rather than impatiens.

Straight New Guinea impatiens – which are naturally mildew-resistant, more upright, and a bit trickier to grow than old-fashioned impatiens – also generally are sold in single-plant, four-inch ...

(The new SunPatiens plants, which have been around for only a few years, are a cross between New Guinea and a wild impatiens, bred by a grower in Japan to tolerate high heat and humidity. They are ...

New Guinea impatiens, which belong to a different species, have survived the mold. Show Caption. 1 of 10. ... Orange County restaurants shut down by health inspectors (June 5-12) ...

We also grow the brightly colored New Guinea impatiens (I. x hawkeri), but they are best with 70-85-degree days and 55-65-degree nights.Native to the island north of Australia, these hybrids have ...

Several New Guinea impatiens varieties were first brought to the U.S. in the early 1970s. They proved to be a bit hardier than the standard and can tolerate more sun and slightly drier conditions ...

My impatiens just crashed — they rather quickly turned yellow and lost all their leaves. I thought impatiens were supposed to be easy to grow. What can I do to avoid this from happening again… ...

I never thought I would live to write favorably about impatiens. Anyone who reads this column knows I have railed for more than 20 years against these water-hungry annuals that are incompatible wit… ...

So, now we have a New Guinea-type impatiens that thrives in the Deep South. SunPatiens come in three distinct series based on growth habit: Spreading SunPatiens, Compact SunPatiens and Vigorous ...

New Guinea impatiens (I. hawkerii), however, have been found to be resistant. Initially, the youngest or smallest leaves of infected plants become chlorotic (yellowed) and may curve downward at ...