Sunpatiens Assorted

• Developed specifically to tolerate more sun and heat than traditional impatiens, making them ideal for Australian conditions and challenging garden spots.
• Available in vibrant assorted colours including pink, red, white, orange, and purple - perfect for creating colourful mixed plantings and seasonal displays.
• Compact, bushy growth habit reaches 30-40cm tall and wide, producing masses of flowers continuously from spring until first frost.
• Popular choice for instant colour in new gardens, filling gaps in established beds, and creating stunning container displays on patios and balconies.

• Water 2-3 times weekly in warm weather, keeping soil evenly moist - reduce frequency in cooler months but never allow to dry out completely.
• Position in bright shade to filtered morning sun - protect from harsh afternoon sun and strong winds that can damage delicate flowers.
• Plant in well-draining potting mix or garden soil enriched with compost - ensure containers have adequate drainage holes to prevent waterlogging.
• Apply liquid fertiliser every two weeks during active growing season from spring through autumn to maintain vigorous flowering.
• Pinch out growing tips when young to encourage bushy growth - deadhead regularly to prolong blooming period.
• Watch for pests in warm, humid conditions and treat promptly - maintain good air circulation around plants.

• Provide bright, indirect light or morning sun with afternoon shade - avoid harsh midday sun which can scorch leaves and reduce flowering.
• Water regularly keeping soil consistently moist but not waterlogged - check daily during hot weather and water at soil level to prevent leaf diseases.
• Feed fortnightly with liquid fertiliser during growing season to maintain continuous blooming. Deadhead spent flowers to encourage new blooms.
• Protect from strong winds and provide shelter during extreme heat - move containers to shadier spots if temperatures exceed 35°C.

• Aphids may cluster on new growth causing leaf curling - spray with insecticidal soap or encourage beneficial insects like ladybirds. Check regularly during warm weather.
• Fungal issues can develop in poorly draining soil or overcrowded plantings - ensure good air circulation and avoid overhead watering. Remove affected leaves promptly.
• Spider mites appear in hot, dry conditions causing stippled leaves - increase humidity around plants and spray undersides of leaves with water regularly.