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Harmony® Raspberry Cream New Guinea Impatiens
Impatiens hawkeri Harmony® Raspberry Cream
- Plant Type
- Annuals
- Width
- 12–14 In.
- Height
- 14–18 In.
- Sun requirements
- Partial shade
- Water requirements
- Evenly moist
- Plant developer
- Danziger
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Harmony® Raspberry Cream is a New Guinea impatiens in Danziger’s HARMONY® series, with a mounded habit and large flowers. Danziger lists this selection as early flowering and gives a mature range of 14–18 inches high and 12–14 inches wide.
## Selection and design
The [Danziger variety page](https://www.danzigeronline.com/catalog/annuals/harmony-raspberry-cream/) identifies Harmony® Raspberry Cream and recommends it for pots, hanging baskets, and landscape planting. Its catalog describes color through the season and a rounded, mounded form. Use it in seasonal containers, baskets, or along sheltered bed edges where its spreading outline can fill space. The trade name identifies the selection; no formal cultivar denomination is asserted.
## Growing conditions
NC State Extension’s [Impatiens hawkeri guide](https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/impatiens-hawkeri/) gives species-level guidance: partial shade is preferred, though the species can grow from full sun to deep shade, and sunnier sites need more water. Provide organic-rich, well-drained soil that stays evenly moist rather than waterlogged. NC State describes flowering from spring through fall and notes butterfly attraction; local timing varies with climate and growing conditions. Kew’s [Plants of the World Online](https://powo.science.kew.org/taxon/374127-1) treats Impatiens hawkeri as an accepted species native to Papuasia. This catalog record is typed as an annual, so place it outdoors after frost risk has passed.
## Maintenance
Check moisture often in warm, sunny weather and in small pots or baskets; water the root zone as needed and allow excess to drain. Remove damaged stems and pinch only if growth becomes uneven. Keep containers evenly watered through flowering, since drying can interrupt display.