20 Plants You Can Grow in the Shade
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- Опубликовано: 20 дек 2023
- If your garden doesn't get full sun, this video is for you. Here are 20 herbs and leafy greens that will thrive no matter how shady your garden is.
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1 rosemary, 2 oregano, 3 sage, 4 thyme, 5 chives, 6 mint, 7 lemon balm, 8 dill, 9 parsley, 10 cilantro, 11 kale, 12 swiss chard, 13 mustards, 14 collards, 15 bok choi, 16 arugula, 17 black-seeded simpson lettuce, 18 rocky top lettuce mix, 19 spinach, 20 romaine lettuce, 21 radicchio, 22 sorrell.
Thank you !
Thanks so much for putting all these herbs together for us.😊
Herbs to grow h HGTV garden.
Thank you ! Thus is awesome!
Thank you!
You should have just said,"Herbs and lettuces."
Great help, thank you
I have way more shady growing area in my yard than sunny, so thanks so much for sharing this one!
I find at least some part shade better for herbs because it keeps them in the vegetative state longer, and if they're getting baked/blasted by UV all day I think it reduces the quality of the flavor.
I will go for the chives, dill and sorrel. Dill and sorrel work wonders in a cream sauce for salmon and halibut.
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I real like arugula, kale , spinach and all the above. One problem that I have had is constantly changing temperatures. I actually grew lots of these over winter with hoops and greenhouse plastic and even with 7 inches of snow for several days and nights and was so astounded to discover they were alive and thriving. One problem with the greenhouse plastic was if it really warmed up during a sunny day I had to get that plastic off of them, but I had salads all winter long
That was some very sage advice.
Good one!
I am glad you didn't throw any shade at her.
You dig?
@@hotice8885 I can dig it.
Ya'll must have some great roots to have humor like this.
I've planted spinach, kale, and a few different salads in my hotbed. I saw today that It has already sprouted. I also have perennial mint, lovage (it prefers shade), shives, thyme, and oregano in my garden. And I have seeds of swish chard, cilantro, dill, parsley.
Thank you ❤😊
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I live in central Florida zone 9a. I have a shady spot by my front door in the northern shade of a papaya and guava. My main interest is edibles and lettuce and swiss chard would be nice.
Amazing. Thank you!
Thank you so much. we really enjoyed your presentation.
Those are just about all my favorite plants!
💯 Trevor keep your circle tight is very good advice
I've been experimenting with a tiny space and lots of trees for the past 5 years. I have a perrenial raised bed in an area of my yard that gets about 4 hours of sun - dappled. I challenged myself 2 years ago to only grow things that are edible or medicinal. Some other things I've found that are thriving in that bed are Lovage, lemon grass, and echinachea. I have wormwood that has taken off in a much shader area too. I've learned the hard way that lemon balm is in the mint family and have a task ahead of me this year to corral that in a pot! It has about taken over in the past year! 🫣
I just found your podcast and found it very informative and helpful. The first plant I will put in my safe garden is kale. I didn't know it would grow in the shade.
Thank you and you made it pleasant
Great video very helpful, thank you!
Sorrel does grow in the south but if you are one that is allergic to every tree or weed, please be careful eating this. Especially if you have asthma. Eat it alone so you know.
Good advice!
Thank you so much!
Im growing eggplants and peppers in the shade facing north balcony
Great suggestions 😊
Thank you!
Lovely thank you !!
near my sea containers, i had few success cultivating due to shady summers (fruit trees around), so i'll cover their walls facinng SE wards by reflecting foil for more light !
Thanks for the great vid !
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This is so awesome. I love all the trees in my small yard but they shade my garden spot just a little too much. So lack of sun is NOT why some of my kale and collards don't well.
Very good.
Thank you.
You missed the one that’s prominent behind you. Is that Pineapple sage with red flowers behind you?
Thank you! Great video!!
Cilantro doesn't mind frost? Clearly, I'm growing the wrong type. I'm in a zone 9ish area in Australia and it always dies off when the cold comes.
The rest of the herbs you list are fine. I've never tried rosemary in the shade as it's one of the few plants that survives in hot full sun in summer out here.
Nice video. Cheers!
Chives are great!
I am now binging your videos ha ha
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Thank you for this presentation. Which of these 20 plants, can be grown in containers in the shade? I had great success in the past with cherry tomatoes in shade, in a container.
Great video how do you keep pests off them thank you ❤
i'll try w/ borretsch or borraja as we call it growing wild in poor soil even as plant 21! it has nettling leaves which make the kidneys work more. some only consume its stems. thick beans during winter should also work due to no leaves from trees above then.
Rosemary needs sun and even then it is hard to get to come back. Chives are like mint and will take over everything
@Gardenary what is the growing zone you live in??
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My shade garden brings a very small yield 😅😅😅 most of plants you told are only leafy herbs and vegetables...So you didn't open America for me.
I've had some issues getting my veggies to grow in shaded areas. I do not have a drip system. Would you recommend getting on a regular watering schedule to get my vegetables to grow? They germinate, but then stay extremely small.
Consistent watering is super important. Extremely small can also be a sign of poor soil
I was thinking about planting mint or some herb that deer don’t like on the back side of the hill to keep the deer from coming into my yard even though it spreads, I would think that would be great on the backside of the Hill . What do you think?
Also, it is definitely a shaded hill, full shade with dappled sun at the most.
What are those beautiful red plants behind you? We had these in the church garden where I volunteer but they died off summer before last.
If only I could find a way to get more!
It looks like a type of red salvia
Pineapple sage, so lovely
S so a question here. Do you just use your herbs as a deterrent for bugs? Is that the only thing because your basilicas look wonderful! The kale, the Swiss chard
We harvest a ton from these herbs too!
Carrots and red beats can grow in parcial shade
my collards are turning yell, can you help?
Rosemary and oregano are supposed to like full sun?
What is the red flower plant behind you?
I'd like to know, too.
looks like Cardinal flower
Looks like scarlet sage. It's a salvia, not the herb sage.
Will squirrels eat these foods? My yard is a squirrel factory
Mine too, plus rabbits.
Are you in Texas Houston?
My chives always die!
Ughh. I know that everything she mentioned or technically “plants” but essentially not what I was looking for or what I was hoping to find. I already know that you can grow herbs and lettuce, I was hoping for something a little bit meatier 😩
Lol, yeah, the things in this list I can actually eat apparently don't like my shady area? Does that mean I have too much shade? Too much water? Poor soil?
For something meatier you can grow chickens and rabbits in the shade . 😂 I’m just kidding of course.
53 seconds... Out comes her book.
I am a romaine lettuce eater.
Chives are nice but it spreads like crazy.
Dear anyone shooting video: Can we please stop with the "additional camera you're not looking at" side view? It doesn't feel genuine, because it doesn't feel like you're talking to us.