About
A botanical Impatiens species, with an upright, often succulent-stemmed habit with alternate, toothed leaves. Spurred flowers in the species form appear from the leaf axils in red shades in summer to autumn.
About the genus
Impatiens can be annuals or evergreen perennials, with fleshy stems bearing simple, toothed leaves and solitary or clustered, spurred, 5-petalled flowers
Plant details
Suggested usesWoodland gardens, moist borders, naturalised areas
Care notes
CultivationMoist, humus-rich soil in shade or partial shade
PruningAllow to self-seed. Remove plants if spreading too vigorously
PropagationSelf-seeds freely. Sow fresh seed in spring
Pest resistanceGenerally pest-free in the garden
Disease resistanceGenerally disease-free in suitable conditions