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Veg growing in the shade

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dustypuss | 11:07 Tue 20th Mar 2012 | Gardening
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Is there any veg that will grow well in a very shady part of my garden? It only gets about 3 hrs of sun a day. TIAV
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very few and those that grow will crop poorly

try.. american land cress, cut and come again salad leaves, rocket, mint, and maybe try some climbing french beans which may scramble to a point where they get a bit more light... they mature quicker than runners so you might get a reasonable crop. leeks might do ok too
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Thank. you I may try the leeks as I have a pack of seeds from last year
if using old seed sow in small cell trays as you may not get very good germination
Try them all and see what grows. I have a huge variation af shade and light so don't worry about it, anything that grows is a bonus.
Chives and lettuce prefer cooler conditions as does spinach. I have grown potatoes in a shady spot, they wont get huge but you'll get some pretty decent spuds.

Good luck

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