I winter sow some coleus now from seed, but not in the colors I would want to replace impatiens. And I just haven't had luck getting cuttings to root and last all winter without running into disease problems on coleus (or impatiens for that matter).

I'll post later tonight.

I surely do see some that I don't think that I can live without.

Here's a link to a place that sells plants, several thousand it looks like. They have several pages of them, take your time.

Still, for the most attractive and best performing coleus (including those that work in full sun too), cuttings are the way to go. Not all coleus seem equally vigorous on windowsills or under lights over the winter, but many are easy to propagate, like this red I mass-produced plants from this past winter: