I've got mostly shade in my garden, but there is the tiniest patch of sun where I can manage to grow herbs, beans, and sometimes tomatoes. We've gained more shade every year with the growth of our trees, but shade in the south is a blessing.
Pictured: spearmint, beans, and lavender.
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You are so correct when you say "shade in the south is a blessing." Unfortunately, we have very little of it on our property. We have lost a few of our shade trees during storms this year and we miss them, especially during this time of the year. I have just started a new spearmint patch due to it outgrowing its present location.... I love smelling all the different herbs. Thanks for sharing.
Blessings,
Elizabeth
It's nice to feel we can produce something from the earth, thouhg, isn't it?
My strawberries do very well in shady conditions. Have you tried them?
No, but I've been thinking about it. I may try the strawberries in one of those strawberry pots. Thanks!
I have some sad looking blackberries in a corner. They produced a little this year, but the animals got them before we did. We have deer, rabbits, and night animals galore.
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