New Guinea impatiens form compact, succulent subshrubs with branches growing 1 to 2 feet tall by summer's end. Leaves are long and narrow, green, bronze, or purple. Flowers, growing up to 2 inches in diameter, are white, pink, lavender, purple, orange, and red.
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New Guinea Impatiens



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How to Care for the Plant
Water
For the first week or two after planting, they should be watered every day to get them established. After that, they need only moderate watering and can usually be revived from wilting with a good dose of water.
Pruning
This is where SunPatiens truly shines. You will hardly need to prune it if ever. The plant takes care of itself in just about every way and does its own grooming.
Sunlight
It likes full sun or partial shade.
Soil
The plants prefer well-draining soil that’s rich in organic material. They grow very well in both containers and garden beds.
Temperature
SunPatiens can grow in temperatures as low as 32 degrees or as high as 117 degrees Fahrenheit. But that doesn’t mean that you should grow it in these extreme conditions. For best flowering results, make sure the temperature doesn’t drop below 40 degrees or exceed 95 degrees F.
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