impatiens plant seeds Athena Mix Impatiens Seeds

impatiens plant seeds Athena Mix Impatiens SeedsThe only double flowered impatiens from seed, Athena is a marvel in container and bed. This gorgeous fancy flowered variety offers big semi double (with occasional single, of course) blooms over an extended season. Dense and spreading, this plant is adaptable for hanging baskets, combo planters, and ground cover garden coverage. A must have for the partly shaded garden. This is a formula mix, meaning that it was blended with an equal number of seeds

The only double-flowered impatiens from seed, Athena is a marvel in container and bed. This gorgeous fancy-flowered variety offers big semi-double (with occasional single, of course) blooms over an extended season. Dense and spreading, this plant is adaptable for hanging baskets, combo planters, and ground cover garden coverage. A must-have for the partly shaded garden.

This is a formula mix, meaning that it was blended with an equal number of seeds of each color. You get all 7 magnificent Athenas:

•Appleblossom (pale pink)
•Bright Purple (a rich lavender-carmine blend)
•Coral Pink (bold tropical color)
•Orange (bright and intense)

•Red (a zingy scarlet)
•Orange Flash (streaks and stripes of orange and white)
•Red Flash (streaks and stripes of scarlet and white)

These flowers reach 1½ inches wide and are very long-lasting, keeping their color beautifully in summer's heat and humidity. They simply cover these spreading plants, which reach 10 to 12 inches high and can reach 16 inches wide. Athena out blooms all others, extending your impatiens season by several weeks.

Known as carnation-flowered or fancy-flowered Impatiens for its rosebud-shaped buds and petal-packed blooms, Athena is in a class by itself. Growing double Impatiens from seed will save you a lot of money (and it's also more fun), and Athena is lush and vigorous. You will love it in the front of the annual bed, edging the shady side of the house, and spilling out of patio containers.

Expect Athena to begin a bit earlier than most other impatiens, fully flowering by the time summer starts, and prepared to continue well into autumn.