21 Edible Plants to GROW IN THE SHADE Let's grow more food at Home Growing Food in Shade

Do you have areas of shade in your garden and want to grow edible plants then this video is going to give you 21 edible plants that can grow in the shade. Every garden will have areas of shade at some point throughout the year and these 21 edible plants are perfect to grow in the shady corners of your garden and still produce nutritious food. Maximise your home gardens by growing food in the shade. And make sure you stick around until the end for some extra tips to get your shady gardens thriving and producing baskets of food. Hit subscribe and let's grow more food at home together! Take a FULL fruit tree tour: 🌸 FREE // Tuesday tips newsletter: Chapters // 0:00 Intro 1:57 Rainbow Chard 2:36 Sweet Potato 3:36 Rocket 4:28 Lettuce 5:21 Tamarillo 6:58 Kale 7:22 Nasturtium 8:10 Alpine Strawberries 8:50 Radish 9:26 Blueberry 10:28 Celery 11:33 Parsley 12:21 Mint 13:29 Rhubarb 13:49 Bush beans 14:21 Monstera 15:20 Ginger 15:47 Cardamom Ginger 16:19 Chives 18:02 Mushrooms 18:54 Strawberry guava 19:54 Tips to Grow Food in the Shade 🌱 EBOOK // Grow Food from Cuttings ► SOLAR PANELS & BATTERY ☀️ EcoFlow DELTA: 160W Solar Panel: EcoFlow Amazon Store: 🥕 Want More? Join my membership for exclusive member-only Recipes and Articles to Grow, Cook, and Preserve your own food at home. MORE VIDEOS YOU MIGHT LIKE // Top Perennial plants: 10 Edible Ground Covers // My Journey to Sustainable Living: Urban Permaculture Kitchen Garden: CREATING EXTRA INCOME FOR YOUR HOMESTEAD// Online surveys: Ebook templates: Photography editing: Start an email list: Create an online community: Find a video editor: MY GARDENING ESSENTIALS // Garden Bag: Pink Secateurs: Solar Light: Cutting Shears: Retractable Hose: ​ More gardening tools: ​​ DISCLAIMER: Links included in this description might be affiliate links. If you purchase a product or service with the links that I provide I may receive a small commission. There is no additional charge to you! Thank you for supporting my channel so I can continue to provide you with free content each week! #urbangarden #gardeningtips #shadeplants