In this episode we will discuss 5 plants that do very well in low light
and shady conditions. These are plants that do well in 3-4 hours of
direct sun and can handle more, but will do fine where other plants
will suffer.
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is this guy on meth?
Do you sell miners lettuce seed
Where can I find those round containers?
Anyone tried out growing container potatoes in places without direct sun access? I live in a place where most people build enclosed houses without any direct sun light at all, it just baffles me how people voluntarily built themselves cages like that, human stupidity never ceases, and I have to pay the price for other people's mistakes 🙁
You're the best. Your videos are so informative and easy to follow. I love your energy & enthusiasm. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with the world!
Great info. I bought some seeds from you for this season, they are all germinating very nicely, thyme and Basil are two herbs among them, now I need to find a new future location for them. Thanks.
what's your seed starter mix?
Another good thing is Fiddlehead ferns. I've had luck growing them in the heavy shade of a tree with heavy mulch to slow evaporation way down,, because they like wet soil. Plus, you can harvest and eat the young fiddleheads.
What are the silver ring that the herbs are in.. and where would I buy it?
I can't grow any dill here in FL. It starts to grow with skinny little sprouts and then dies. Is it the seeds? Or is there a trick to do first Please help, I see your dill is beautiful. I am in central FL in ft myers.
Very helpful. Thank you.
My cilantro has been self seeding for years, makes gardening easy!
Cilantro is also a staple in indian cuisine, as in India
Gotta have thyme and sage for the Thanksgiving stuffing. I wanted to plant blue camas in my shady areas but boy is it expensive.
Cilantro or coriander is the devil's weed!!
In your intro you sound like John Kohler of GROWING YOUR GREENS.
Does led light help plant grow in a shady garden ?
Cilantro is NOT "extremely" delicious.
I grow cilantro every year just for the bees. I've never seen so many bees around one plant before. Now I have it growing in the alley its a bee heaven.
I love the fragrance of thyme, but I live in a shady area,,,
Good video. Subscribed.
Mint should be on the list too. Also this might be just a Texas thing due to the stronger sun, but I’ve done ok with cherry tomatoes and bush beans in containers in a location that only got 4 hours direct sun, 2 hours dappled sun, and the rest of the day in shade. I was in an apartment without access to more direct sun. I’m sure the yields were not as high as if I had had more sun, but I definitely got enough for salads and sides. That same location grew a ton of lettuce in the winter.
I needed to know if sage needed light because
I’m doing a challenge with my class, whoever
can last the longest and I need all the help I
need so tysm for the knowledge ÙwÚ
Hopefully I can win the challenge O.o
Basil can grow in low light but it can get massive in full sun. I grew some basil in about 8 hours of sun and it got to be well over 2 feet tall.
Just echoing the other comments, Luke, to get your count up. That's one of the best things about container gardening; you can move the plant around to find optimal locations.