SunPatiens 'White' -

SunPatiens are available in some many colors.
Compact SunPatiens will flourish in both sun and shade. They are easy to maintain plants that will flower and flower from spring right through to frost. They are so simple to grow they are virtually fool proof! SunPatiens 'White' has classic white flowers across three seasons.

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