Montpelier market porch: needs tough, colorful, traffic-tolerant plants. Low maintenance but high impact.
Pansies and bulbs (tulips, daffodils) for early spring color before summer annuals go in.
Impatiens are shade plants. If porch is sunny, skip them. The above thrive in sun with some shade tolerance.
These survive commercial traffic and look great all season.
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