Sun Harmony™ Violet Impatiens hybrida

Sun Harmony™ Violet is an interspecific Impatiens hybrida selection with vivid violet-purple flowers and a compact, mounded form; [Danziger lists it in the Sun Harmony™ series](https://www.danzigeronline.com/files/smart-view/annuals_24-26_na/). [A grower profile for this exact color](https://premiergrowersinc.com/product/new-guinea-impatiens-sun-harmony-violet/) reports summer-long flowers and a 16–20-inch height and spread. The Danziger catalog lists series dimensions of 14–18 inches tall and 12–14 inches wide, so the display ranges retain both reports. ## Landscape use Use the compact mound in patio pots, hanging baskets, or landscape plantings; Danziger lists these uses for the series. The series is described as performing in sun or shade. For New Guinea impatiens generally, morning sun followed by afternoon shade supports good flowering. ## Growing New Guinea impatiens generally prefer moist, well-drained soil. In hanging baskets and other containers, check moisture often and water when the soil surface dries; hot, windy weather may require frequent watering. Too much sun can reduce flower size and number and damage foliage. [Iowa State Extension](https://yardandgarden.extension.iastate.edu/faq/what-are-cultural-requirements-new-guinea-impatiens) provides this broad New Guinea impatiens guidance. ## Maintenance Keep the root zone moist without leaving it waterlogged. Adjust watering to the site, checking containers more often than landscape beds. In climates with frost, wait until roughly two weeks after the average last spring frost to plant outdoors, then set plants at the same depth at which they were growing.