March 22nd, 2010 
admin Impatiens can be planted under trees although special care is needed, as the tree roots will compete with the flowers for space, water, and nutrients. here will require frequent watering and additional fertilizer. One easy solution is to construct a slightly raised garden six to eight feet from the tree. Or you can dig out [...]
March 16th, 2010 admin Impatiens is just one of 500 species in the plant family Balsaminaecae, which includes the old-fashioned garden balsam and the newer hybrid New Guinea impatiens, introduced in 1989. Also known as Busy Lizzy and Touch-me-not, the impatiens is “impatient”, as the slightest touch will cause ripe seedpods to open and scatter seeds to the wind. [...]
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