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Impatiens pallida, commonly known as Yellow Jewelweed, is a charming native wildflower known for its delicate yellow trumpet-shaped blooms. Ideal for shady, moist areas, this plant attracts hummingbirds and beneficial insects while adding a splash of brightness to woodland or naturalized gardens. It is also valued in traditional herbal remedies for soothing skin irritations.
Botanical name: Impatiens pallida
Common name: Yellow Jewelweed
Type: Annual wildflower
Bloom color: Yellow
Height: 2–5 ft (60–150 cm)
Light: Partial shade to full shade
Soil: Moist, well-drained
Uses: Native landscaping, pollinator gardens, traditional herbal use
Attracts: Hummingbirds, bees
Special note: Often found near streams or damp forest edges
✓ Adds garden color with an easy seed-starting option
✓ Useful for beds, borders, containers, or mixed plantings
✓ A practical choice for seasonal flower displays
✓ Pairs well with other annual and perennial garden favorites
✓ Good for gardeners building a more colorful outdoor space
Sow Yellow Jewelweed in spring where it can receive partial shade, shade. Keep the seedbed evenly moist until germination, usually 10-21 days.
Grow plants to about 8-24 in. and plan for blooms in about 90-120 days.
Best suited to USDA zones Annual; 10A-11B. Adjust sowing time for your local frost dates and summer heat.
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