Double Camelia Mix Balsam

Name: Double Camelia Mix Balsam
Brand: vendor-unknown
Price: 1.75 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.66666666666667 (3 reviews)

$ 1.75

Impatiens balsamina

One of the easiest flowers to grow, it makes an excellent choice for a child's garden. Flowers are early, prolific, and produce an abundance of blooms in the white-rose-red spectrum. The flowers are right in the leaf axils. This double flower is more impressive than the single varieties. 70 seeds

PLANTING

Annual

Germination: 15-20 days

Seed Planting Depth: On surface, press in and cover lightly

Starting Indoors/Outdoors: Start indoors 6-8 weeks before last frost. Provide 70-75 degree soil temperature. Sow outdoors after last frost, 4-5 seeds every 10-12". Self seeds.

Height and Width: 19-20" x 12-18"

Spacing: 10-12"

Light Needs: Part shade to shade

Soil Needs: Fertile and well drained

Approximate days to flower from seed: 60-70 days

Uses: Shade gardens, cottage gardens, attracts bees and benificals

Care: Pinch back at 4-6 " to encourage more branching

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06/21/2018

Elena Flores

Michigan

Pure joy!

Every seed planted germinated, almost immediately. Started half indoors and sowed the rest directly in the ground in mid May. It's mid June and we have blooms! I love them! Hoping they will self seed but will happily buy from you next year. Thank you for doing what you do. All of the seed stock I bought from you this year had terrific germination rates. This is the first crop I could legitimately review. Can't wait for everything else to come in. Thank you !

LM

02/15/2018

Lois M.

United States

Double Camelia Mix Balsam

I haven't planted the seed yet but my mother used to have these and they were beautiful.

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10/30/2017

Anne Wellman

Easily seen from a distance and grow in part shade or full sun

This has grown for us for years in Delaware Zone 6 reseeding itself beautifully against the house getting only AM sun and in the main garden getting full sun. You can snip away some of the leaves to fully expose the flowers for better viewing.