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Busy Lizzie Zone. Impatiens has many crazy names like busy lizzie or sultana. Their bright and prolific blooms of white, peach, apricot, pink, and red are present from late spring until the first frost of fall. Slight more upright than petunias and producing far more blooms than pelargoniums, busy lizzies can add colour and distinctive bushy foliage to any garden right up until the first frosts. If you’ve never tried busy lizzies before, give them a try. Impatiens are very popular as both a bedding and hanging plant. They’re also usually available at nurseries in multipacks that are. Busy lizzies are one of those plants that grow super easily from seed, but you can also propagate them by rooting cuttings. Impatiens sultanii), also known as busy lizzie (british isles), balsam, sultana, or simply impatiens, is a species of the genus impatiens, native to eastern africa from.

If you’ve never tried busy lizzies before, give them a try. Impatiens has many crazy names like busy lizzie or sultana. They’re also usually available at nurseries in multipacks that are. Impatiens are very popular as both a bedding and hanging plant. Their bright and prolific blooms of white, peach, apricot, pink, and red are present from late spring until the first frost of fall. Impatiens sultanii), also known as busy lizzie (british isles), balsam, sultana, or simply impatiens, is a species of the genus impatiens, native to eastern africa from. Busy lizzies are one of those plants that grow super easily from seed, but you can also propagate them by rooting cuttings. Slight more upright than petunias and producing far more blooms than pelargoniums, busy lizzies can add colour and distinctive bushy foliage to any garden right up until the first frosts.

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Busy Lizzie Zone Busy lizzies are one of those plants that grow super easily from seed, but you can also propagate them by rooting cuttings. Slight more upright than petunias and producing far more blooms than pelargoniums, busy lizzies can add colour and distinctive bushy foliage to any garden right up until the first frosts. Impatiens are very popular as both a bedding and hanging plant. Impatiens sultanii), also known as busy lizzie (british isles), balsam, sultana, or simply impatiens, is a species of the genus impatiens, native to eastern africa from. Their bright and prolific blooms of white, peach, apricot, pink, and red are present from late spring until the first frost of fall. Busy lizzies are one of those plants that grow super easily from seed, but you can also propagate them by rooting cuttings. They’re also usually available at nurseries in multipacks that are. If you’ve never tried busy lizzies before, give them a try. Impatiens has many crazy names like busy lizzie or sultana.