Impatiens Seeds - Camelia Flowered Mixed
- Annual; Beautiful mixed colors!
- Easy to grow; Summer blooming
- Adaptable to both sun and partial shade
Fast Facts
About Impatiens Seeds - Camelia Flowered Mixed
Impatiens balsamina
Buy Impatiens Seeds by the Packet or in Bulk
Balsam Impatiens Seeds - "Camellia Flowered Mix" Seed - Impatiens balsamina Seed
These Impatiens will produce beautiful large blooms placed along the stem. This is a classic heirloom flower that has been treasured for centuries. Impatiens is also prized as a prolific re-seeder that can tolerate both sun and shade in equal measure. All in all, a must for any flower garden.
Fast Facts
About Impatiens Seeds - Camelia Flowered Mixed
Impatiens balsamina
Buy Impatiens Seeds by the Packet or in Bulk
Balsam Impatiens Seeds - "Camellia Flowered Mix" Seed - Impatiens balsamina Seed
These Impatiens will produce beautiful large blooms placed along the stem. This is a classic heirloom flower that has been treasured for centuries. Impatiens is also prized as a prolific re-seeder that can tolerate both sun and shade in equal measure. All in all, a must for any flower garden.
How to Plant Camellia Flowered Mix Impatiens
When to Plant Impatiens Seeds
Starting Impatiens from seeds will require a bit of tending and work to facilitate germination, so you'll need to start them indoors. As Impatiens are exceedingly slow growers, you'll want to start them indoors about 2-3 months fore the final frost in Spring.
Where to Plant Impatiens Seeds
When ready for transplant, Impatiens will thrive in Partial Shade conditions. However, while still germinating them indoors, they do best from bing in a bright, sunny location with lots of indirect sunlight.
How to Plant Impatiens Seeds
Light and warmth are the key ingredients to get Impatiens seeds to grow. When germinating Impatiens, the soil needs to be maintained at 75°F , otherwise the seeds may be susceptible to rotting within the soil. Start in individual pots or small tray cells with peat-light mix or sterilized soil mix - fill your cells/pots with the mix, then water with warm water before sowing your seeds. Once the cells/pots have drained, water with warm water once again, and then sow your seeds once the soil has cooled to being comfortable to the touch. Sow the seed onto the surface of the soil and compress, but do not cover. Place flats/pots on bottom heat that will provide a consistent 75°F temperature and in an area that gets full sunlight. Watering from the bottom during germination is recommended - germination will usually take 14-21 days. Once outdoor soil temperatures are conistently at 50°F, and the threat of frost has passed, the impatiens can be transplanted outdoors.
How to Care for Impatiens
Impatiens prefer rich, well-draining soil that remains moist, but not wet. Water regularly, and add a general purpose fertilizer monthly as needed.
Seed Coverage for Impatiens Seeds - Camelia Flowered Mixed
| Amount |
Recommended Coverage |
| Packet |
Up to 80 Sq. Ft |
| 1 Ounce |
Up to 625 Sq. Ft |
| 1/4 Pound |
Up to 2,500 Sq. Ft |
| 1 Pound |
Up to 10,000 Sq. Ft |
From Our Customers
5.00/5 Based on 4 Reviews
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Bee heaven...
I LOVE my flower border from these seeds. The plants are full of blooms. Every day countless bees and butterflies are feasting on the pollen. I get so many compliments on these, I will order every year.
- Colleen Hayko, Jul 2017
excellent germination rate
These seeds had an excellent germination rate. I can't wait to see the flowers!
- Mary Straight, Apr 2016
Great Gernimation
Excellent germination in 6 days under my indoor grow lighting.Have just moved my initial seedlings to larger cells after only 2 weeks,growing well. Looking forward to moving into the garden after frost danger is over. I;m well pleased thus far and will purchase again.
- Michael Perdue, Mar 2016
Patience Rewarded.
Had difficulty obtaining Impatiens seeds in my area.
The ones you sent me and growing nicely.
- Constantine Evans, Jun 2015