New Guinea impatiens

Can I grow New Guinea impatiens in pretty much an all shade area? One area gets no sun at all and the other gets afternoon sun.

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#1 Comment By shelley On 05/13/2015 @ 12:54 am

New Guinea impatiens do best in areas with morning sun and afternoon shade. They have a tendency to not produce as many flowers and can become leggy in full shade. Afternoon sun is the hottest of the day and there is a hybrid variety of New Guinea impatiens called Sunpatiens that would thrive in full afternoon sun.

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