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Bounce™ White Impatiens

Impatiens 'Balbouite'

Plant Type
Annuals
Width
14-20 In.
Height
14-20 In.
Sun requirements
Partial Sun
Water requirements
Medium

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About Bounce™ White Impatiens

Bounce™ White is a white-flowered interspecific Impatiens in the Bounce™ series. Ball Seed lists the product under Impatiens hawkeri; the patent identifies the exact cultivar denomination as ‘Balbouite’ and classifies it as Impatiens × hybrida, from Impatiens flaccida and Impatiens hawkeri parent selections. Its compact, mounded-spreading form fits containers, hanging baskets and landscape beds in partial sun. ## Bloom and Form Ball Seed lists Bounce™ White at 14–20 inches tall and wide, with white flowers, medium-green foliage and blooms from spring through autumn. The plant has a compact, mounded-spreading habit. The Bounce series is described as heat tolerant, low maintenance and resistant to downy mildew. [Ball Seed](https://info.ballseed.com/PlantInfo/?phid=119906975005863) and [Selecta North America](https://www.selectanorthamerica.com/SpringPlants/SeriesInfo/?phid=119906975005863) provide product and series details. ## Site and Water The product information recommends partial sun. For New Guinea impatiens, Iowa State recommends morning sun and afternoon shade, with moist, well-drained soil; it also cautions that both wet and dry conditions can reduce performance. Check containers regularly in hot or windy weather, when they may need frequent watering. [Iowa State Extension](https://yardandgarden.extension.iastate.edu/faq/what-are-cultural-requirements-new-guinea-impatiens). ## Maintenance Use regular, moderate watering and avoid both waterlogging and prolonged drying. Iowa State notes that container-grown plants may need daily checks during hot, windy weather, while landscape beds can receive a deep soaking about once a week. Selecta's culture guidance cautions growers against overwatering and overfeeding. The product is promoted as low maintenance.