15 Vegetables & Herbs You Can Grow in SHADE GARDEN
15 Vegetables & Herbs You Can Grow in SHADE GARDEN
If you live in a house and have a yard that has a lot of shade or the side of your house gets no sun and you want to grow a garden in that space, now you can! Here are 15 Vegetables & Herbs you can grow in Shady Garden. Enjoy!
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Great video!Thank you! Just a question. Do you not worry about chickens destroying your vegetables? How do you keep them in control?
First time watching your videos! Nice job! I will look up more. Thanks so much for shade tips. I grow in protein barrels (wicking barrels) and I can relocate them with a dolly! Thank you we will be moving some as I recognize this will benefit their growth!
How do you prevent your chickens from eating all your crops? I have a fence around my garden, but I would love for my chickens to run in the garden, fertilizing and getting rid of bugs…..thanks!
Wonderfull
In short all leafy vegetables grow in shade…but fruits need full sun
Basil, mint, cilantro, lettuce, spinach, kale, swiss chard
Mulberry trees are male or female. You need 1 of each in order to produce fruit.
Great video. Appreciate the concise nature of your presentation.
Thank you! It was very informative.
Thanks 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Planted Jalepeneos in full sun in Florida Summer as most videos said it likes a lot of sun but seems after transplant the plant is browning. I guess too much Sun. Same thing with Basil, most videos say it needs 6 to 8 hours of Sun but you are saying it need shades. I guess I gotta move it to partial shade area.
Thank you, just moved my Basil from the Sun.
Thank you, Sir. This was very encouraging and helpful.
Thanks 🙂 I love Gurkins but cannot purchase any fresh ones. What are your recommendation to grow gurkins?
Fantastic info, saved me some heartbreak this year
What zone do live in?
V informative & to the point. Your voice so soothing & pleasant. From Leicester, UK
“Don’t go above 100 degrees(37 degrees Celsius)” that’s literally 7 degrees higher than the record temperature in my country
Collard grow well in shade also.
i will always grow lettuce in shade after the temp reached 110 in my backyard but they where planted in baskets under a tree and never bolted. After this, I believe is the sun what bolts them.
He knows all type of plants to grow when in every weather
Thank you. Much help. Moving my plants around today.
Lovely presentation. Lovely tone of voice and clarity🙏
How about vining squash, acorn, Butternut, pumpkin in partial shade?
It’s the opposite for me concerning mint, zone 8. I have mint in my sunny herb garden that flourishes every year but the mint I put on the shady north side of my house barely grows. Also if you harvest your mint in the morning it has a better taste.
Thanks for the video I learned a lot 😃🦋👍
Your chickens won’t eat your greens?
Hi Jack 👋 Thank you for the upload!
How do your chickens not eat your veggies. My chickens would be picking at them.
The black chicken with the hairy legs, what kind of chicken is that?
Hi Jag, thanks for superb videos. Could you guide me how to get rid of leafminer in spinach and fenugreek and milibug in other plants ?
Great video! Thanks!!
I live in north India , will they grow in this heat
Thanks. This is just what I needed to know. Excellent video 💞🙏🏼
4:39 look at that chicken jump 😂😂
I always put my basil in full sun but in the middle.of tomatoes, so that they get shaded as the tomatoes grow. I wonder if that’s why it lasts so long
So helpful
I like it
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Thanks for sharing this video I have learned a lot about planting herbs in shade I am living in linden town Guyana south America we have lots of Sun thanks for sharing 🙂
the spinach seed tip is brilliant
How can safe my veggie plants from insects.
Perennial fruit bearing bushes that are suited for shade are:
Currants Grapes Raspberries Blackberries Strawberries
Gooseberries Sour Cherry Paw Paw Tree
Annual Veggies that thrive in shade are:
Lettuce Spinach Kale Swiss Chard Broccoli Peas
Radish Kohlrabi Arugula Sorrel Endive Celery
Collards All Brassicas Watercress Garlic Mustard Chervil?
Annual Veggies that tolerate shade are:
Green Onions Leeks Garlic Det. Tomato Eggplant Artichoke
Potatoes Squash (short season) Beets Bush Beans
Plantain Jerusalem Artichoke Hyacinth bean Turnips Choy
Shade Tolerant Tomato Varieties
Black Cherry. Evans Purple Pear. Golden Sweet. Ildi (Yellow) Isis Candy Cherry.
Juliet Hybrid (Red) Principe Borghese (Red) Vernissage Yellow.
Herbs that Love (*) or Tolerate shade:
*Basil *Mint *Cilantro *Parsley
Rosemary Anise Sage Dill
Ivy gourds, okra,sorrel leaf u didn’t cover.
Thank you for your input on the shade/no shade herbs n veggies. I am in Florida, where of course, it’s Always hot! This was very helpful to me. On your mulberry trees, this will sound odd, but has worked very well for me. I grew my own mango, avocado and carambola trees from seed with an abundance of fruits. To stimulate sugars action once mature, add epsom salts around base of tree, and also to stimulate provoking fruits,; hold a small piece of wood/board against the trunk (to protect) of tree while using a mallet to pound the wood around the trunk. This actually works …. Can’t hurt to try, I felt silly when I first did it, but was so shocked at the size of my avocados! And the sweetest Mango’s and starfruits! I love the mulberry, I have a dwarf tree, I make muffins, cakes, pies and jams with them…..🥰
Great information! Thanks <3
Hi Jag, I am not talking about this video, I have watched your other video part 1 which is about protecting tomatoes, chillies etc. I have potted them in the pots but I DONT know how to protect them from frost. I CANT find part 2 of that video. I do have two cold greenhouses shall I keep them in the greenhouse? Thanks.
Great info. I’m going to vent…. I’m having a dump truck of topsoil delivered in 6 hours and my boyfriend(jist downsized housing and made him debt-free) could not be less supportive. I’m heartbroken because all of this is so exciting to me and now I’m doing it totally alone. Its like a shock to the system. I have a full sun yard and full shade yard and an area where I gotta build a tiny home to get my own space.
I appreciate advice based on actual experimentation. I accidentally fell into the experimentation mode last year when volunteer big boys sprouted in an area that doesn’t get full sun. As you pointed out with the cherries, I got a yield, but not as much as from the sunny part of the garden. I have fantastic lettuce in my partially shaded garden, but there’s only so much lettuce we can eat. (Have you tried fried lettuce? We have…) Focusing this year on kales, swiss chards, collards and spinach, but still getting beaucoup lettuce volunteers. Anyway, thanks for the list. Will be adding cilantro, parsley and basil per your recommendation. Will also try perilla in partial shade since it’s related to mint. Then again, maybe I won’t. The rabbits don’t bother the perilla we planted along the fence line, and it doesn’t seem to be bothered by the clay soil. Hate to put it in the garden because, like chives, it can be hard to control.
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