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taterbug_gw

need annual for heat and shade

20 years ago

I need an annual to plant under my pecan tree. The East side of the tree receives shade, the west side of the tree has to deal with the full West Tx afternoon sun from about 4:00-8:00pm. Please give me suggestions. I am giving up on impatiens. Thanks, taterbug

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