Bizzie Lizzie - Impatiens Beacon White - Busy Lizzie
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Known for its exceptional resistance to downy mildew, the Busy Lizzie 'Impatiens Beacon White' cultivar is a member of the prestigious Beacon line. This cultivar is perfect for giving brightness and contrast in darker locations because of its immaculate white blossoms, which give shaded garden regions a bright and tidy appearance. Ideal for garden beds, borders, and containers, the white blooms offer a dramatic visual impression when contrasted with the dark green foliage.
'Impatiens Beacon White' needs well-drained, wet soil to thrive, and it does well in partial to full shade. Watering the soil regularly is essential to keeping it moist without creating waterlogging, which could damage the plant. Applying a slow-release, balanced fertiliser at the beginning of the season will encourage robust growth and a profusion of flowers.
Supplied in approx. 9cm pots.
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