SunPatiens can be planted in less density
to save time & money! If you want fast
coverage, we recommend 12” x 12”… if you
can wait a little for the plants to fill in try
doing them at 18” x 18”. As plant spacing
increases, fewer plants are required for
equal coverage. The compact varieties will
fill in over the course of the summer even
at that spacing. The vigorous series will fill
in even faster!
TIP:
Plant SunPatiens later in spring when soil temperatures are higher.
Be sure to keep them well watered and feed until they have time
to establish after transplant. They can take a little bit longer to
establish than seed impatiens do, but once established they
flourish.
Plant Spacing 8”x8” 10”x10” 12”x12”
Plants/ 10,000 sqft 22,500 14,400 10,000
Sunpatiens
Compact Blush Pink (Sak)
#9 Pot
GH:16-30/GS:14-20
HT/ND/DMR
Soft Pink w/ Bright Pink Line Down
Center of Each Petal
Sunpatiens
Compact Deep Rose (Sak)
#9 Pot
GH:12-24/GS:12-18
HT/ND/DMR
Deeply-Hued, Pink-Rose Flowers
Sunpatiens
Compact Lilac (Sak)
#9 Pot
GH:16-30/GS:14-20
HT/ND/DMR
Bright Fuchsia Pink
Sunpatiens
Compact Neon Pink (Sak)
#9 Pot
GH:16-30/GS:14-20
HT/ND/DMR
Bright Pink