Sue, "I did find a listing at: http://www.seedtapestry.com/index.html and have emailed them to check availability." Apparently my link to the Stokes catalog entry for Super Elfin Sunrise impatiens is now broken. It worked in the Preview and after I posted the message, but somehow the link expired. I will include some links, but they may all "break" to the Stokes home page. Stokes does list Sunrise, and with a little exploration of their website, you can find it. They offer 250 seeds for $7.60. a temporary link to Super Elfin Sunrise, probably broken by the time you read this Stokes store front the second page of Super Elfins (also probably now a broken link) However, you can explore the Stokes website (which the broken link takes you to) and find the Impatiens Super Elfin Sunrise offering. It is on the second page of the Super Elfin listings. ZM

Yah, I'm actually aware of that, and I don't want anything too too crazy... leaf varigation and what not... Looks like Vessey Seeds carries mixed, pink, red and white of the Divine Series you mentioned. I ordered from Hazzard seed last year and they have an okay selection - I grew the Coral Flame and although they were great, they were varying foliage - some were green some were bronze... I'd like to get something with less variation within the color and more varieties of colors... if you catch my drift. Does anyone else have any thoughts?

Armstrong Garden Center has them here in my area. I should add that, in my previous post, the link had a picture with variegated leaves that are not quite what mine look like. I found another picture on the Ecke website. Attached is a picture that is more consistent with the ones I found. I noticed there is an "Improved Orange". Maybe the ones I purchased are the original version? I don't have 100% confidence in the labelling at Armstrong; the label on my plants said "Painted Paradise Red" - not orange. Also, there were some that were labelled as being the "Painted Paradise Lavender", the color I am currently trying to find. However, the flowers were definately not as blue as the picture below shows. In person they were much further along towards the pink side of the spectrum, like the ones they refer to as "lilac". In that case, I find the variegation along with the blooms, that are really a hot pink or magenta, to be just a bit too much color contrast for my eyes. Sorry about the earlier misleading post with the picture that doesn't agree with what I found. However, if there's some out there that do look like that, I would really like to get my hands on them. Here's a picture of the orange that pretty much agrees with what I found. Here's the picture of lavender. Chris

If they are Impatiens walleriana, then shame on your nursery for even selling it while impatiens downy mildew has reached pandemic standards. Find another plant variety. That nursery should replace those baskets with something else entirely......at no cost to you.