Raised area at garden bottom: shallow clay/stony soil, shaded by large trees that take water/nutrients. Petunias, begonias, lobelia barely survive, few flowers. Will add compost. Asks plants for arid shade.
Loosen top 3–4", mix in 1" organic matter.
Impatiens, green-leaf begonias (not red), torenia, browallia, coleus, caladiums.
Follow this plan for excellent flowers.
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