Balsam

Balsam requires some time to produce flowers, so an early start is essential. Learn how to grow balsam in this article and enjoy these lovely colorful flowers throughout the season. Learn more here.

Balsam is a very hardy flower and it does especially well when it’s planted in a warm sunny location. This heat-loving plant will also tolerate partial shade, and without fail it will keep producing an endless stream of flowers all season. If you’re interested in learning how to grow Balsam keep reading this Balsam growing …

Brighten up any dim corner of your garden with these beautiful shade annuals that thrive without much sun.

This isn't your typical woody scent! Along with an interesting anise note, it smells like crisp air, wild berries, amber, black spruce, and sandalwood. It finishes with bottom notes of balsam fir, vetiver, and musk.

Abies balsamea var. phanerolepis - bracted balsam fir, Canaan fir : The Dawes Arboretum

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Monsoon showers left colorful imprints in the garden. Balsam plant, a species of Impatiens is widespread with lush greens and colorful flowers in the garden. Purple, pink, crimson and white… mesmerizing hues decks the borders artistically. The balsam flower seems like clusters of little roses. And those tiny clusters remind me of foxgloves plant. Moistened

With all the new intros of flowers, people forget the old-fashioned flowers that our grandmothers grew and enjoyed. ‘Flowers with a past’, or ‘flowers with history’ intrigue…

(Impatiens balsamina) An annual flower that thrives in the heat, these plants have seed pods that burst open with just a gentle squeeze when fully mature.

Botanical Name: Abies Balsamea Country of Origin: Canada Idaho Balsam Fir has a woodsy and refreshing scent. Diffuse for a grounding and calming aroma.