Q. I can't dig up the lawn and the only other open space is partially shaded by douglas fir trees, just guessing I'd say it gets about 50% of the sunlight of wide open spaces, I need some vegetables which will still produce a crop even if it takes a bit longer, in partial sunlight.
A. I've heard that these veggies do well in partial shade:
*Spinach
*Lettuce
*Collards
*Peas
*Beans
*Broccoli
*Cauliflower
*Swiss Chard
*Cabbage
- Remember leafy veggies are generally more tolerant of shady areas.
Some semi-shade tolerant plants:
*Carrots
*Radishes
*Beets
*Potatoes
*Turnips
-About 1/2 day sunlight is enough for these..
Plants that would probably do "less" well in shade:
*Peppers
*Tomatoes
*Melons
*Squash
Good luck in your gardening! =)
*Spinach
*Lettuce
*Collards
*Peas
*Beans
*Broccoli
*Cauliflower
*Swiss Chard
*Cabbage
- Remember leafy veggies are generally more tolerant of shady areas.
Some semi-shade tolerant plants:
*Carrots
*Radishes
*Beets
*Potatoes
*Turnips
-About 1/2 day sunlight is enough for these..
Plants that would probably do "less" well in shade:
*Peppers
*Tomatoes
*Melons
*Squash
Good luck in your gardening! =)
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