Yes, as long as the products are within the dimensions and weight stipulated by CTT, with the exception of fresh flowers, which are only available for delivery in the Lisbon region.
New Guinea Impatiens (1 unit, 17 cm pot)
The Impatiens New Guinea is a compact herbaceous plant known for its large, showy, long-lasting flowers in shades of pink, purple, white, and salmon. Continuous flowering from spring until the first frost, ideal for pots, flowerbeds, and shaded areas with indirect light.
Scientific name: Impatiens New Guinea
Common name: Busy Lizzie, New Guinea Impatiens
Family: Balsaminaceae
Origin: Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands
Climate: Tropical to subtropical
Category: Outdoor plant
Height: 35–40 cm
Pot diameter: 17 cm
CUIDADOS
Light: Prefers bright light, but no direct sun. In warm environments, morning light and afternoon shade promote abundant flowering.
Temperature: Prefers 20–30 °C during the day and does not tolerate temperatures below 10 °C or frost.
Watering: Keep soil consistently moist, avoiding prolonged dry spells; water frequently in summer and moderately in winter.
Humidity: Prefers high humidity; well-drained soil helps prevent rot.
Fertilization: Feed with a balanced or slow-release fertilizer in spring and summer, ideally every 2 to 4 weeks.
Pruning: It is recommended to remove wilted flowers (deadheading) and pinch back tips to encourage branching and new blooms.
Life cycle: Perennial in warm climates, but usually grown as an annual in temperate zones.
Substrate type: Slightly acidic soil (pH 6.0–6.5), rich in organic matter, light and well-drained.
Not Pet Friendly: No reports of significant toxicity, but ingestion is not recommended.
Fun Fact: Resistant to downy mildew, a common disease in traditional Impatiens, making this variety more popular in recent years.
WARNING! Representative photo – the image shown is of stock available when the product was added to the online catalog and is for reference only. The plant provided (price is for 1 unit only) will be similar to the photo; however, depending on its growth stage, it may vary in shape, appearance, or size (e.g.: different leaf shade, with or without flowers/fruit, etc.). A altura referida inclui o vaso plástico que se vĂŞ na fotografia.
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Yes, in the Lisbon area, as long as the order and payment are made by 2pm/ 3pm (depending on the postcode of the address).
Outside the greater Lisbon area, deliveries are made on the following day, provided there are no setbacks, we are not in a special season, and as long as orders are placed and paid for by 2pm the day before the delivery date.
Yes, Saturday and Sunday deliveries are available in greater Lisbon, as long as they are received and paid for by 2pm/ 3pm (depending on the postal code of the address).
Deliveries in mainland Portugal are available on Saturday mornings, provided they are received and paid for by 2pm the day before delivery (there are postcodes that may not be covered, in which case the system will not accept Saturday deliveries).
Our deliveries are made nationwide by CTT, there are postcodes outside the Lisbon region that are not covered for Saturday deliveries. The work carried out by our florists is only available in the greater Lisbon area.
No, we don't have this service at the moment.
No, we don't have this service at the moment.
No, the delivery time is counted from the moment we receive confirmation of payment for the order.
No, there are products that due to their size, weight or fragility are only available for collection at one of our garden centres: Lisbon-Campo Grande, Sintra-Quinta da Eira near the LinhĂł roundabout and FernĂŁo Ferro- E.N. 378, Km 7 (Av. 23 de Julho de 1933).
No, deliveries are available nationwide (no deliveries to the islands are planned at the moment), with the exception of fresh flowers.
To ensure that you receive our florists' work in the best conditions (bouquets, fresh flower arrangements, as well as wreaths, palms and other funeral arrangements), these products are only available for delivery in the greater Lisbon area.
Shipping is free for purchases over 50 euros. All other purchases have a delivery charge of 6.5 euros
Yes, for purchases over 50 euros.
Due to the fragility of the products, shipping is done by CTT manually (not mechanised).
Yes, you can choose to have your purchased products picked up at one of our 3 Garden Centres, free of charge.
Once the order has been dispatched by our services, the system sends an email to the address provided by the customer, with the dispatch number of CTT, our distribution partner, so that you can track the order.
To ensure that you receive the products in the best condition, only one delivery is planned. We suggest that you choose a day and time when someone will be at home to receive the parcel, provide a phone number to contact you and put any information you find useful in the comments.
We don't have this option available.
Please send us an email describing the error or damaged product, preferably including a photo, as well as a direct contact, so that we can proceed with the analysis of the complaint and find a solution.
You can track the product you have purchased using the number provided in the email you receive after you have placed your order and paid for it, or call T. 217 826 660 (online shop support) so that we can check with our distribution partner, CTT, what is happening with the parcel in question.
You must send the product back, paying the shipping costs, ensuring that it is in the condition in which it was received, or deliver it to the Garden Centre where you picked it up, so that the product can be returned and the purchase price refunded; shipping costs will not be refunded.
This option is not available.
