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SunPatiens® Compact Orchid Blush Sunpatiens

Impatiens × hybrida 'SAKIMP054' SunPatiens® Compact Orchid Blush PP27696

A resilient, sun-loving impatiens with glowing orchid-pink blooms.

Plant Type
Annuals
Width
14–24 In.
Height
14–28 In.
USDA hardiness zone
10 - 11
Sun requirements
Full Sun, Part Shade, Full Shade
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4

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About SunPatiens® Compact Orchid Blush Sunpatiens

SunPatiens® Compact Orchid Blush is a compact hybrid impatiens in Sakata's Compact series, identified by breeder code SAKIMP054. The violet orchid-blush flowers continue from spring through frost, and the series is bred for strong outdoor performance, heat, and downy mildew resistance. ## Placement Use this mounding annual in containers, borders, or mass plantings. Sakata lists Compact series plants at about 14–28 inches high and 14–24 inches wide; the Orchid Blush selection also earned strong ratings in Penn State's sun-container trial. SunPatiens performs in full sun or part shade, giving it more flexibility than traditional shade-only impatiens. ## Seasonal interest Expect a long display from spring into fall when frost ends growth. The [Sakata Compact series profile](https://sakataornamentals.com/plantname/sunpatiens-compact/) describes its season-long garden performance, and [Ball Seed's Orchid Blush listing](https://ballseed.com/Products/096406602027622/impatiens-sunpatiens-compact-orchid-blush) provides the selection code and garden-use details. ## Maintenance Keep the root zone evenly supplied with moisture during warm weather; Ball rates the series' water need as heavy. The plant is grown as an annual in most gardens.