Park Seed Imara XDR Impatiens Seeds

The XDR stands for 'Xtreme Disease Resistance.' This specific variety was bred to be highly resistant to downy mildew, a devastating fungal disease that has historically made growing Impatiens walleriana difficult in many gardens.

No, these impatiens are specifically bred for shade. They will perform best in areas with partial to full shade, as direct, intense sunlight can scorch the foliage and cause the plants to wilt.

Since these reach a mature width of 12 inches, you should space them about 10 to 12 inches apart. This allows for good airflow, which further helps prevent disease while ensuring the plants have enough room to fill out.

Yes, they are an excellent choice for containers and patio pots. Their compact, mounded habit makes them perfect for filling out pots, provided you keep the soil consistently moist and well-drained.

They are relatively low-maintenance. The most important factor is keeping the soil consistently moist, especially in containers, and deadheading spent blooms occasionally to encourage a continuous display of color throughout the season.

These impatiens are generally treated as annuals in most climates. They are only hardy in zones 9-11, so if you live in a region with frost or freezing temperatures, they will not survive the winter outdoors.