Beacon® Impatiens Delivers High Impact at Asian Games Theme Park in China
Need to Know
- Beacon Impatiens was selected for large-scale planting in this year’s flagship landscaping project in China.
- The coordinated use of three cultivars — Bright Red, Lipstick, and Light Pink — enhanced the visual appeal of the landscape.
- More than 300,000 pots of Beacon Impatiens were planted at the Guangzhou Haixinsha Asian Games Theme Park.
The Ball Yuemei team in China recently showcased an impressive large scale landscape installation featuring Beacon® Impatiens, demonstrating both the visual impact and the proven disease resistance of this series. More than 300,000 pots of Beacon Impatiens were planted throughout Guangzhou Haixinsha Asian Games Theme Park. These displays created a vibrant, high traffic display ideal for evaluating real world landscape performance.
Check out the amazing displays below! Bright Red, Lipstick, and Light Pink varieties of Beacon Impatiens served as a festive landmark and warmly welcomed residents and visitors to the park.
Impatiens downy mildew has occurred widely across China in recent years. Beacon Impatiens was tested for disease resistance and landscape performance in the Guangzhou region, which under current climatic conditions are highly conducive to disease outbreaks. The results were a success under such local conditions, characterized by high humidity and moderate temperatures.
Beacon Impatiens was then selected for large-scale planting in this year’s flagship landscaping project. The vibrant, festive landscape really showcased how Beacon Impatiens elevate large-scale plantings while reducing the risks associated with Impatiens downy mildew.
