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Impatiens capensis | Jewelweed | Spotted touch-me-not | Native North American Wetland Wildflower

Orange little flowers

Common Jewelweed - Impatiens capensis, wildflower or weed common in ditches, and along creeks

Impatiens balsamina

These are spotted touch-me-nots (impatiens capensis, orange jewelweed, common jewelweed, spotted jewelweed, jewelweed, orange balsam) growing alongside a hiking trail in Ontario.

Avens plant with rain covered orange flower

Front view of Jewelweed, Impatiens capensis, showy orange flowers with red spots and a nectar spur. Native to northern and eastern North America.

Milabilis jalapa comes in different colors such as red, violet, pink, yellow and white. A single flower can also be splashed with different colors. Flowers usually open in late afternoon (around 4 o’clock), hence also called Four O’clock flower. Another name is Marvel of Peru, since different colors of flowers bloom from the same plant. It normally blooms from July to October in case of temperate zone region.

Impatiens capensis | Jewelweed | Spotted touch-me-not | Native North American Wetland Wildflower

Summer day , two blooming nasturtium orange flower heads between the green leafs

Close-up photo of an Orange Jewelweed blossom.

Spring mood

Many orange wildflowers, Impatiens capensis or jewel weed, grow on the floor of a forest in the midwest state of Missouri, United States of America.

Bean flower with raindrops

Red kiss flower or sultana flower, closeup shot in the garden with bokeh background or blurred background impatiens walleriana, flower blooming in spring

Step into a world where vibrant orange petals pirouette alongside delicate dandelion seeds. Each bloom tells a tale of resilience, while the ethereal seeds whisper secrets carried by the wind. In this symphony of colors and textures, nature dances—a choreography of life and renewal.

The flower of a Spotted Jewelweed (Impatiens capensis) plant. Shot in Turkey Point Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada.

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Side view of Jewelweed, Impatiens capensis. The showy flower is orange with red spots, and a nectar spur in the back. It is an annual plant in the balsam family. native to parts of North America.

Elfenblume - Epimedium x warleyense

Wet orange Crossandra flowers in a garden

The Small-Leaf Globemallow (Sphaeralcea parvifolia) is an annual plant that reproduces by seed. It is native to Nevada, northern and central Arizona, southern Utah, western Colorado, northwestern New Mexico and California. It is the most abundant globemallow species on the high plateaus of Northern Arizona. The plant can be found on dry slopes, mesas, washes, and along roadsides at elevations between 2,000 and 9,000 feet elevation. The flowers are orange and have 5 petals. This globemallow was photographed on Campbell Mesa in the Coconino National Forest near Flagstaff, Arizona, USA.

(Impatiens capensis) Jewel Weed is considered a noxious weed in some states. It can also be called Orange Jewel Weed, Spotted Jewel Weed, Spotted Touch-me-not and Orange Balsam. The flower is made up of 3 lobed corollas and one calyx lobe. The calyx lobe forms a round spur at the back of the flower. The plant as ovate, slightly toothed leaves. The flowers are pollinated by hummingbirds and bees. Sometimes they also produce non-pollinating flowers. This process of pollination is called cleistogamous. These plants produce seeds pods that burst at the slightest touch. Some people use the leaves of Jewel Weed to relieve the pain and itch from stinging nettle.

One orange escholzia

Jewelweed growing in a Marsh in Ontario.

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Jewelweed (Impatiens capensis, orange balsam) flower and leaf in glass on a white background

Runner Beans in Kent, England

Litella fruticosa flowers

Close up of Painted Paradise Orange wildflower (Impatiens hawkeri)

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