Plant ID request with photo. Expert 99.5% sure: New Guinea Impatiens. Large, brilliant blooms (red, fuchsia, orange, white, lavender), long bloom season.
Perfect for hot, humid, sea-level conditions. Seen in commercial landscapes. Avoid high-nitrogen fertilizers (cause legginess). Low first number, high middle number. Dwarf Murraya also suitable for same conditions.
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