Petunias are warm-weather annuals—do not plant outside until frost danger is past and soil warms. Pansies tolerate cool weather but fade in summer heat. In Oregon (zone 8-9), hold petunias indoors until April; pansies can go out earlier but may need deadheading after cold snaps.
Impatiens are the top choice for deep shade. For a mail-order source with photos and filters, try Park Seed or Burpee. Keep it simple with a 2-year-old around—less is more.
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