12 Fresh Vegetables You Can Grow Without Full Sun - Gardening Tips

When you picture a vegetable garden, you might imagine a spot that bakes in the sun all day. For some vegetables, such as ...

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🌿 Broccoli and kale are great vegetables that can grow in partial shade and add variety to your garden.

🌿 Arugula is a fast-growing leafy green that can tolerate some shade but also does well in full sun.

🌿 Beets can be grown in partial shade, and while the size of the roots may be impacted, they will still produce delicious greens.

🌿 Beans, both bush and pole varieties, are easy to grow and can handle some shade, making them a great choice for small spaces.

🌿 Planting cauliflower alongside broccoli can add visual interest to a shady garden, and it can tolerate colder temperatures.

🌿 Brussels sprouts can be slow-growing, but they thrive in cooler temperatures and can be a fun and rewarding vegetable to grow.

🌿 Spinach and lettuce are cool-season greens that prefer partial shade and are versatile in both salads and cooked dishes.

🌿 Radishes are a surprising root vegetable that can tolerate shade, and they also produce tasty greens.

🌿 Endive is a leafy green that does well with just a few hours of sun and is a great addition to a container garden.

00:39 Broccoli can be grown in shadier areas of the garden and can add color to a border.

01:04 Kale prefers cool soils and can tolerate shade, making it a good choice for shady locations.

01:23 Arugula tolerates some shade but also does well in full sun.

01:42 Beets can do well in partial shade and can still produce delicious greens.

02:11 Beans can tolerate some shade and take up very little space in the garden.

02:27 Planting broccoli alongside cauliflower can add design to a shady garden space.

02:40 Cauliflower can tolerate some cold and is worth the effort to grow.

03:00 Brussels sprouts can grow well into the cold season and prefer cooler temperatures.

03:19 Collard greens need about 4-5 hours of sun for full flavor and are a good plant for colder climates.

03:44 Spinach does well with only a few hours of sun and prefers cooler temperatures.

03:59 Lettuce is a cool-season green that dislikes direct sun and can be sheltered with shade cloth.

04:34 Radishes can tolerate some shade and produce tasty greens.

05:00 Endive does well with only a few hours of daily sun and can be grown in pots.

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