When I think of color for shaded areas in the landscape, my thoughts immediately go to impatiens. Impatiens have been the go-to annual bedding plant for decades to provide bright, beautiful flowers in ...
Impatiens have long been our go-to plant for shady flowerbeds. The common garden impatiens (Impatiens walleriana) thrive in shady to partly shady locations and typically cover themselves with colorful ...
The color that always catches my eye in the garden is orange. It is not subtle, it reaches out and commands your attention. Though it is in between red and yellow it is the hallmark color on the color ...
SunPatiens has made it through the rigorous testing to now be named a Louisiana Super Plant. Let's give them a warm, or better yet, an extremely hot and humid welcome to this prestigious group of ...
The color that always catches my eye in the garden is orange. It is not subtle, it reaches out and commands your attention. Though it is in between red and yellow it is the hallmark color on the color ...
The color that always catches my eye in the garden is orange. It is not subtle, it reaches out and commands your attention. Though it is in between red and yellow it is the hallmark color on the color ...
Once upon a time, coleus and impatiens were shade garden standbys, but not anymore. For several years, large-leafed sun coleus has been available and just this year, SunPatiens, which grows in full ...
When Louisiana gardeners think about sunny summer flower beds, we know exactly what we want. We are looking for a bedding plant that thrives in the stifling heat and intense sunlight of a Southern ...
When Louisiana gardeners think about sunny summer flower beds, we know exactly what we want. We are looking for a bedding plant that thrives in the stifling heat and intense sunlight of a Southern ...
You may find it hard to believe, but should you plant some of the new SunPatiens this year, you may actually have them blooming for 240 days. I know of no other plants that can match this type of ...
If you like the flowering habit of shade-loving impatiens, you'll be excited to know more about the impatiens that boldly go when no impatiens have gone before – into full sun. That's what you get ...
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