A Connecticut gardener wants medium‑height, all‑summer bloomers for sun/shade, plus soil prep instructions.
Time‑Life Complete Gardener: Three Seasons of Bloom (ISBN 0‑7835‑4117‑1).
1 Light/dappled, 2 Open/North, 3 Medium (under small trees), 4 Deep (mosses). Provide your shade type for tailored suggestions.
Shade Gardens (National Home Gardening Club, ISBN 1‑58159‑016‑4).
5×5 area: 1 bag each topsoil, sand, gypsum, ½ bag Milorganite. Rototill 8″+. Mulch with grass clippings/chopped leaves or cedar/cypress mulch.
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