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Jeff Thies wrote:

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Bill who putters wrote:

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Got me thinking about spacing and distance and poor soils vs. great. My
main issue now is Sun and a raised bed encourages heavy planting to me.
Guess arable space is crucial along with light etc. Micro climates and
Hopi come to mind. Wandering.

Welllll, since you mention it. I'm sure others have similar challenges.
What grows for you in low light conditions? Fully a third of my yard is
in shadow to dappled light.

I'm getting a list of what doesn't grow!

I only have a corner of my lot that gets full sun (after the trees
leaf), and then until only an hour after solar noon. A bit more closer
to the curb, a bit less further in. That leads to denser planting and
closer to the curb.

I suppose you could have a fabulous herb garden in the shady spots.
Parsely, for one, takes little light. Now, if I could just find a use
for it... How about ginseng?

Jeff

Veggies sautéed in butter with shallots and parsley. Boiled potato with
butter and parsley. Fish. Just off the top of my head.
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