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Impatiens omeiana
Price:
$9.00
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Quart Pot
Perennial Impatiens. Apricot yellow pouchy flowers in late summer enliven the already vibrant foliage of this hardy Chinese species. A good spreader so give it some room. Judith McLoughlin in Victoria combines this beautifully with Filipendula ulmaria 'Aurea' or at least she did at one point in the past as her gorgeous small garden is anything but static.
Impatiens omeiana 'Ice Storm'
Price:
$9.00
In Stock
Quart Pot
A selection of Hardy Impatiens named for the pale hazy patina scudding across the leaves. This is truly hardy in our area, dying down at first frost but coming back in late spring. Apricot yellow flowers in late summer to early flower are a bonus. Spreads well in rich moist soil.
Impatiens sp.
Price:
$12.00
(Out of Stock)
4" Pots
A perennial species collected by plantsman Darrell Probst in Sichuan. This grows in habit somewhat like the more familiar Impatiens omeiana but has shown much more restraint and we finally have a few to offer. Somber dark-hued leaves are a perfect foil for the very nice pink flowers. We sent a plant to Derick Pittman who is Mr. Impatiens and he doesn't know which species it is either. This was sort of a mixed message for us because we were disappointed not to know what it is yet it was music to our ears knowing that it is something very rare. About 80-20 as we are pretty much mostly thrilled that it is that rare. This will be deciduous come fall but will overwinter via underground rhizomes. Mulch well.