LOVE IT !!!!! thank you for introducing those lovely flowers that I can add to my garden.

Thanks to your channel I now grow SunPatiens every single year.

found beautiful lavendar SunPatiens at garden center for my front porch...the color is phenomenal!!

I'm in LOVE with Sunpatiens! I found enough this spring to design a flowerbed by my entry. They just glow.

Good to see you, P Allen.

I am gaining so much confidence from your teaching. Many thanks!

This is such a peaceful informative video, I just bought one of these plants yesterday from Lowe’s. I’m excited, thanks for this! 🙏🏼🌸💐

They are a beautiful plant with a big punch in the garden.

I enjoy your focused, one topic videos. This one is great in how much information you give us! I'm definitely going to try Sunpatiens this year. Zone 5, so not quite time to plant annuals, but soon. I've been going back and watching the one topic videos and the one on peony culture with an audience is terrific. Would love to visit and hear you talk about plants.

I just got some of these pink and Fuchsia color for my pots 🙂 I’m learning so much watching your videos. From NE Pennsylvania

Great video. Very informative and appreciate the added humor.

❤Thank You! Hugs from Croatia! ❤️

What a beautiful program 👏. I am in zone 8a and I'll try them, thank you for your recommendation.

Excellent, we love these here in the heat of Oklahoma.

I always add 2 inches of rocks in the bottom of my pots, this helps with drainage but also helps keep the pot up right during thunderstorms

Love these. One plant will fill a 17 gallon rope handle tote. Love the way they have two different colors between the new and fading blooms.

My favorite flower! I have many video from my garden, greetings from Serbia! ✋🤗🔝

I grew Sunpatiens last year for the first time. I put them in pots and windowboxes in 3 different areas of my garden and they were happy wherever I put them. I will say that the ones on timed drip irrigation were a bit happier than the ones further out in the yard which sometimes had to remind me they were thirsty. Lasted until November here in Alabama. I have recommended them to everyone and planted them again this spring in my own garden.

@kyfarm

2 жыл бұрын

Would they have survived if you had brought them in? I have one I love and I don't want to lose it completely.

Thanks Allen!! Sunpatiens are my absolute favorite. Holds up even in hot 9 A Florida scorching afternoon sun, as long as you keep them watered, they will flourish. And I love the compact version , last year was the first year that I tried those. As much as I love many of them to overflow, the compact version is great for smaller containers !! Nice round mound!!! You how big they will get that can be helpful and even in certain spots of the yard I plant them and I know they’re not going to over take a small space. I will plant the regular ones in large containers in certain areas and I know they’re just going to grow tall and wide and huge and I love that as well I never met a sunpatiens I didn’t love and I found the most beautiful lavender color last year, and I got out early and found some this year and put them in my two huge iron turns on each side of my garage they’re so showy. Yours are beautiful I want I love how you use them and all your areas I love the way you use your white ones in your circle. Thank you as always have a lovely day and a wonderful summer

@kimmie1957

Жыл бұрын

How did they do when you planted in ground? Flower bed?

I grew these in pots at my house this year and I literally have the entire town wanting to know what kind of flowers these are! Excellent and I’m going to plant them in pots next year in the downtown area

Thank you for this information I love these are so beautiful!!

Can you say a word or two about trimming/deadheading/encouraging more blooms?

was just looking for very same topic, learned heaps, thx. Subcsriibed.

Beautiful flowers

Thank you for your help

Thank you! I didn’t know sunpatiens were not the same as New Guinea impatiens.

Thank you !🙂

I want some!!

I just bought one yesterday and planted it in a huge pot with miracle grow soil. I watered it and this morning I found it wilted 😢 I put more water as it felt dry. How can I save it? I also moved it into the shade, it was in full sun .

Please cover how to sprout & maintain stevia from seed. Thanks.

The buds on my sunpatiens turn brown and fall off before they ever bloom. Any advice?

Adding them bare root to my koi pond in between rocks on the side of my pond. We will see how it goes but others have had success!

I'm in Georgia and I planted them in the ground 2 weeks ago and the leaves have turned a brown color. I am in full south facing sun. They are getting bigger and I am watering daily. Is the browning of the leaves a normal occurrence once they have been planted with heavy sun?

Can’t seem to find these anywhere. Can you suggest how to find them located in Reno NV.

Is it normal for my leaves to have a Maroon tint to them? They're not greeny green, they've got reddish in them

I live in fl.8b ,sunpatient burn until I get them to shade.Not for sun.

What is the difference between “Sun-patiens” and “ New Guinea Impatiens” ?

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Hi! Is it possible to pay you to give me a plan for my front yard? Thank you in advance.

“It loves full hot sun” - if the definition of hot is anything below 85F then yes. Otherwise good luck.

@trishferrer8209

27 күн бұрын

True. I'm in west TN. 8a. Full sun is ok for these if they are in a northeast-facing bed, and only get a couple of full sun hrs. The rest of the day is bright daylight, but not full sun.

@kimlewis5429

26 күн бұрын

​@@trishferrer8209 so definitely not on my south facing porch in 9b...got it...

Are sun patients and impatiens the same?

@PAllenSmith

3 жыл бұрын

No. Impatiens will not take the full sun. ☀️

I'm in SC hot in su!!er they were beautiful if you can get thexe

Are Sunpatiens the same as Impatiens?

@PAllenSmith

3 жыл бұрын

No. Inpatients will not take the full sun. ☀️

@syntychiahintsin-tee-shaks2256

3 жыл бұрын

@@PAllenSmith thank you!

No transplantar, no tiene mucha raíz.