My original plant came from Mr. Impatiens himself, Derick Pitman, but I also got a start from deGro Flower and Garde Nursery here in Puyallup, Washington.
Too tired to write up a wordy post. Check out this website for more gorgeous pics and information about this rare plant.
Hi Riz~~ First time visitor here. I found you while reading Teza's Garden blog. I'm always happy to acquaint myself with fellow northwest gardeners. Love the impatiens. The plant almost looks like a vine and the flowers are stunning. I've got Impatiens balfourii that seeds itself around my shady courtyard. Hardly the pizazz of I. tinctoria but charming none the less. I'll be back. Grace
ReplyDeleteThanks for commenting, Grace!
ReplyDeleteI appreciate you visiting. It's still a brand new blog and I'm hoping others find it as my Seattle P-I.com blog is more well known, but I feel somewhat restricted on it.
So, where do you garden? What aspects of gardening are you most interested in?