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Harmony® Deep Salmon New Guinea Impatiens

Impatiens hawkeri Harmony® Deep Salmon

Plant Type
Annuals
Width
12–14 In.
Height
14–18 In.
USDA hardiness zone
10 - 12
Sun requirements
Partial shade
Water requirements
Keep evenly moist, More water in sunnier exposures
Plant developer
Danziger

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About Harmony® Deep Salmon New Guinea Impatiens

Harmony® Deep Salmon is a named New Guinea impatiens selection in Danziger’s HARMONY® series. Danziger’s 2024–26 catalogue lists Deep Salmon in the Solid Color group and lists Salmon Cream separately among the Bicolor selections. The series profile describes an early, mounded plant with large flowers, 14–18 inches tall and 12–14 inches wide. [Danziger annuals catalogue](https://www.danzigeronline.com/files/smart-view/annuals_24-26_na/) · [HARMONY® series profile](https://www.danzigeronline.com/series_annuals/harmony/). ## Flowers and placement Use this compact mound in pots, hanging baskets, and landscape beds for a long display of deep-salmon blooms. Danziger lists the HARMONY® series for pots, hanging baskets, and landscape plantings. The selection’s solid-color classification keeps it distinct from the separately listed Salmon Cream bicolor. [Danziger annuals catalogue](https://www.danzigeronline.com/files/smart-view/annuals_24-26_na/). ## Light and water New Guinea impatiens performs best in partial shade and moist, well-drained soil enriched with organic matter; plants in sunnier positions need more water. NC State reports flowering from spring through fall and use in containers, baskets, borders, walkways, foundation plantings, and mass plantings, and notes that the flowers attract butterflies. The profile gives USDA zones 10a–12b; the plant is grown as a warm-season annual in colder regions. [NC State Extension](https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/impatiens-hawkeri/). ## Maintenance Keep the root zone evenly moist while allowing excess water to drain. Check container mix regularly in warm weather and after moving a plant to brighter light. Remove damaged foliage as needed.