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Accent™ Premium Red Impatiens

Impatiens walleriana Accent Premium Red 70034875

F1 seed-grown impatiens with mounding red flowers, 10–12 in. tall and wide, for shaded containers and beds.

Plant Type
Perennials & Annuals
Width
10–12 In.
Height
10–12 In.
Sun requirements
Full Shade, Part Shade
Water requirements
Keep soil moist; increase watering during hot, dry spells; avoid overwatering.
Plant developer
Syngenta

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About Accent™ Premium Red Impatiens

Accent™ Premium Red is an F1, seed-raised impatiens with red flowers and a mounding display. Syngenta’s [Accent™ Premium Red product page](https://www.syngentaflowers.com/ams/product/flower/70034875) identifies product 70034875 and lists a garden size of 10–12 inches tall and wide, flowering from mid-spring through summer. ## Garden use Plant it in shaded seasonal beds or containers where its compact outline and bright red color can be seen at close range. The breeder recommends larger retail-ready containers but also lists small pots and packs; it describes strong garden vigor, large blooms, and tolerance of cooler growing conditions. Full shade to part shade is the stated exposure. The named product listing gives a more precise garden-size range than broad species descriptions, so use its 10–12-inch height and spread when spacing this selection. ## Growing conditions For general garden-impatiens care, [NC State Extension’s Impatiens walleriana guide](https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/impatiens-walleriana/) recommends part shade to full shade and moist, well-drained soil enriched with organic matter. Plants may wilt in hot, dry spells and need additional water then, but overwatering can cause rot. The extension guide describes the species as cold-sensitive and commonly grown as an annual outside tropical climates. ## Maintenance Keep containers draining freely and check soil moisture during heat; increase watering during hot, dry weather without leaving the root zone saturated. NC State advises trimming back about one-third if plants become leggy in late summer. In cold-winter gardens, treat the planting as seasonal and protect or discard it before frost.