Thanks for these tips - I have a north facing front garden that is in shade most of the day as the house casts a big shadow. I didn't think i'd be able to grow anything there so really happy I found this video!
I'm really glad I stumbled upon your videos. I am a beginner gardener and I am learning a lot from you. I realize this video is a year old and I don't know if you will read this comment but I just want to say thank you for your content I have started gardening for a few reasons but mostly to help my grocery bill 😂 I want to learn to preserve my food from my garden as well but I guess it's one thing at a time 😊
@@gardeningtipswithvicky 13 years ago I planted lemon balm at my son's house. It grew very well. I moved after getting married again and took a start with me. I have replanted over and over again. His has grown so well that he digs it and feds to pigs.
Last year, I grew parsnips in a bed that was full shade most of the year and partial shade a month or two at the height of summer. I had a great harvest. Cherry tomatoes will also do okay in partial shade as they don’t need as much sun to ripen unlike larger tomatoes. Thank you for the other tips x
So happy that u popped up in my Instagram feed couple of weeks backs ! Absolutely love ur videos and the knowledge what u have ! Last year I tried grow tomato and cucumbers and man…..that was heaven - so tasty and sweet and I felt like happy little child to watching everyday how it’s growing !!I got part of my garden in the shade and this video is great to help me what to grow in there ! I can’t wait for spring to grow more ! U r the best , u explain everything so easy ! Thank you !!!!❤
I have just discovered your videos! What a revelation and so very enjoyable to watch. What an amazing vegetable garden you have in the heart of London! This particular video was so very helpful as we have a lot of trees in our yard and so more shade than sun! I will definitely start planting the shade loving vegetables and see how they thrive! Cheers and thank you so much! Maggie:)
I collect mulch in the Autumn to get dead Tree leaves and people clear their gardens out of old dead plants etc, and offen leave it out the front in big bags. So when I see any of this I take a couple of buckets out and collect it for the following Spring/Summer. Then crunch it up with my hands while it’s still in the buckets, indoors sitting on the Couch, there is a lot of dead plant matter in the streets this time of year.
I like the way you created your garden and all your plants, flowers, fruits and many more especially your variety of your tomatoes. Here in the Philippines not that much variety. You really maximized your garden with every thing that need to be planted. Mother Earth is happy for you 🙏✌🤣 also the importance of pollinations and the used of decompost. I like to have that kind of garden in our place. Keep safe GOD BLESS 🙏❤👍🇵🇭✌
Super helpful! The largest area of my yard is partial to full shade because of a MASSIVE cottonwood tree. Super happy to find so many options for my garden this year, thank you for making such useful content, it's really inspiring to try new things out!
Thank for this I know know why my greens are bolting quicker than I thought they would. I’ll definitely have to move them I have a full fence in shade that I basically didn’t use because I thought my veggies needed full sun. Great tips thanks
Thanks for the tips and great video as always. Discovered the lettuce and radish growing well in shade completely by accident as they've thrived once my corn kept them in shadow.
I’m a new subscriber and I’m learning a lot from you! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us newbies to gardening. I have the same amount of space for gardening as you so you’ve given me lots of ideas. And also, I love that you’re sharing your front garden with your neighbors. Most places here in the US sadly prohibit us from having a front lawn vegetable garden.
thank you ,i have most shade im in zone9b too ,i always have more problems ,everything seams to take longer to grow this year im finally adjusting everything takes longer i did notice that starting my own seeds gives me alot more fruits ,im looking to add more fruit trees that i can add in pots to .
Here’s a mulch tip. To move a large amount by hand forking it with a “potato fork” makes it very easy to pick up a huge fork full and move allot very fast. I can fill up a full sized truck bed mounded with mulch in under 20 minutes. It’s like a hay fork but way bigger with more forks closer together it’s like the size of a snow shovel but with forms.
Great tips on what to grow in shady areas! My daughter has a lovely big Garden area with shade by the fence where they have blueberries and rhubarb - I recently began growing perennial kale, and that would be a great place for some!
Many thanks for doing this video. My garden is NNW facing and one complete side of my narrow garden is in the shade. So this was super helpful. What variety are your nasturtiums there really lovely
@@SpicyMoustache yea they are a bit invasive but we have a nice backyard and we keep them away from our vegetables and stuff. And the area where we have banana trees growing been thinking about some shade plants would look nice. I do appreciate the tip
Thank you for your help and knowledge shared. I have come from raised garden beds and large produce to a complete barren small urban block and nothing 😢so this will be helping me.😊
Thank you. I am about to start my garden; I’ve just turned the soil but not sure which compost to buy. I am in RSA and want an organic garden. Any advice?
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Radishes ( i tried 4 times ) and brassicas didn't work on my shady balcony( 1.5 hours sun a day..maximum 2 hours) nevertheless I live in a warm climate...
What do you have against broccoli pretty eyes? 😢😢 I’ve been looking for your videos on how to start growing broccoli 🥦 that I have from the store but I can’t find it. And I swear you’ve done a video 🤣😩 and i don’t want to look at nobody’s else videos cause I like yours but it looks like I am going have to do that.
Thanks for these tips - I have a north facing front garden that is in shade most of the day as the house casts a big shadow. I didn't think i'd be able to grow anything there so really happy I found this video!
No worries, I’m glad I could help 😊
me too!
I'm really glad I stumbled upon your videos. I am a beginner gardener and I am learning a lot from you. I realize this video is a year old and I don't know if you will read this comment but I just want to say thank you for your content I have started gardening for a few reasons but mostly to help my grocery bill 😂 I want to learn to preserve my food from my garden as well but I guess it's one thing at a time 😊
Alexander 'Spicy Mustache' is so awesomly likeable🙏 So glad also that he SELLs the seeds he harvested. Bravo Spicy!!!🐝
Lemon Balm grows in shade. It’s perennial, great for bees, makes a wonderful lemony flavour for drinks and is supposed to be good for your memory.
Not always ..If you grow it hydroponically it thrives in shade, but in a soil it slowly dying😢
@@gardeningtipswithvicky 13 years ago I planted lemon balm at my son's house. It grew very well. I moved after getting married again and took a start with me. I have replanted over and over again. His has grown so well that he digs it and feds to pigs.
Last year, I grew parsnips in a bed that was full shade most of the year and partial shade a month or two at the height of summer. I had a great harvest. Cherry tomatoes will also do okay in partial shade as they don’t need as much sun to ripen unlike larger tomatoes. Thank you for the other tips x
So happy that u popped up in my Instagram feed couple of weeks backs ! Absolutely love ur videos and the knowledge what u have ! Last year I tried grow tomato and cucumbers and man…..that was heaven - so tasty and sweet and I felt like happy little child to watching everyday how it’s growing !!I got part of my garden in the shade and this video is great to help me what to grow in there ! I can’t wait for spring to grow more ! U r the best , u explain everything so easy ! Thank you !!!!❤
I have just discovered your videos! What a revelation and so very enjoyable to watch. What an amazing vegetable garden you have in the heart of London! This particular video was so very helpful as we have a lot of trees in our yard and so more shade than sun! I will definitely start planting the shade loving vegetables and see how they thrive! Cheers and thank you so much! Maggie:)
Thank you, for being a gardener, the concept grows beyond what you can imagine,
You’re own crops that you tend for and love, Happy growing ❤
I collect mulch in the Autumn to get dead Tree leaves and people clear their gardens out of old dead plants etc, and offen leave it out the front in big bags. So when I see any of this I take a couple of buckets out and collect it for the following Spring/Summer. Then crunch it up with my hands while it’s still in the buckets, indoors sitting on the Couch, there is a lot of dead plant matter in the streets this time of year.
Dude, I'm not a gardener, but my is, and I have been enjoying and sharing your videos with her. I dig your channel bro.
Great tips. Never really thought about the evaporation of the compost pile. 🤔
Thanks for this video, it's good to know there are some crops out there who will protect me when I'm in a bad neighborhood.
You were made to teach!!!!!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and leaving room for us newbies to make our own mistakes and learn!!! 😊
I like the way you created your garden and all your plants, flowers, fruits and many more especially your variety of your tomatoes. Here in the Philippines not that much variety. You really maximized your garden with every thing that need to be planted. Mother Earth is happy for you 🙏✌🤣 also the importance of pollinations and the used of decompost.
I like to have that kind of garden in our place.
Keep safe GOD BLESS 🙏❤👍🇵🇭✌
Thanks again. I have lots of shady spots in my new garden so this was useful!
No worries mate, I’m happy to hear it might help you out :)
Alpine, wild or musk strawberries are also great for shady areas.
Super helpful! The largest area of my yard is partial to full shade because of a MASSIVE cottonwood tree. Super happy to find so many options for my garden this year, thank you for making such useful content, it's really inspiring to try new things out!
Thank for this I know know why my greens are bolting quicker than I thought they would. I’ll definitely have to move them I have a full fence in shade that I basically didn’t use because I thought my veggies needed full sun. Great tips thanks
Thanks for the tips and great video as always.
Discovered the lettuce and radish growing well in shade completely by accident as they've thrived once my corn kept them in shadow.
Thank you so much! That’s a cool way to find out about it :)
Thank you for all of this beautiful information. SPICY MUSTACHE
Your garden looks amazing as always! Not a yellow leaf in sight!
I’m a new subscriber and I’m learning a lot from you! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us newbies to gardening. I have the same amount of space for gardening as you so you’ve given me lots of ideas. And also, I love that you’re sharing your front garden with your neighbors. Most places here in the US sadly prohibit us from having a front lawn vegetable garden.
Thanks that was very helpful, I was wondering what to grow in my shady area by the fence .
thank you ,i have most shade im in zone9b too ,i always have more problems ,everything seams to take longer to grow this year im finally adjusting everything takes longer i did notice that starting my own seeds gives me alot more fruits ,im looking to add more fruit trees that i can add in pots to .
I needed some ideas for what to grow in shade thanks bro
I love your videos! Funny thing is I planted icicle radishes a month ago, and I picked one today! 😃
Thank you! Very useful information! Can't wait till spring!
Here’s a mulch tip. To move a large amount by hand forking it with a “potato fork” makes it very easy to pick up a huge fork full and move allot very fast. I can fill up a full sized truck bed mounded with mulch in under 20 minutes. It’s like a hay fork but way bigger with more forks closer together it’s like the size of a snow shovel but with forms.
This guy’s eyes are mesmerizing!
@breakfasttelevision4261 kinda homophobic.
As long as I know potatoes prefer sunny placees, when they are in shadow leaves are getting bigger but tuber is smaller
Great video from a very likable guy who knows what he does. Thanks a lot!
Hello 😊 from Thailand 🇹🇭 I really love your green ideas.
Great tips on what to grow in shady areas! My daughter has a lovely big Garden area with shade by the fence where they have blueberries and rhubarb - I recently began growing perennial kale, and that would be a great place for some!
oh SNAP! i clicked because of the title and then i see it's the 'stache!! yes! :D
You are so knowledgeable Spicey!
Absolutely brilliant advice, thank you.
Many thanks for doing this video. My garden is NNW facing and one complete side of my narrow garden is in the shade. So this was super helpful. What variety are your nasturtiums there really lovely
Wicked, brother!
Thanks son much i would tryin it. Peace from France
This is a great episode. Just what I needed to warch. Thank you.
Only just came across your channel recently. Love the knowledge you give and your philosophy on growing ☮️✌️
Mr. Spicy, Your are the best! :)
Been looking for this content thank you for sharing.
As ever, great advice 💚
Thank you very much :)
Great tips.. if you reduce bit of background music that would be great..thank you for sharing..
Aama ka adhan Naanum solla vandhen
Thank you, I reduced it as much as possible but I’ll try to do it more :)
@@SpicyMoustache thank you
Schooled again bro. Thank you!
Good info thanks kit😩😎
Thank you :)
Yo thanks for this. I have an area with a lot of banana trees was thinking about planting some shade plants inside the banana tree bed
Also good idea to keep your water in shade. Sunlight stagnates water really fast and can breed parasites.
That’s a great idea mate! However, I know that banana are really invasive
@@therealdrhankmccoy5047 yes, absolutely! Always good to have good quality water
@@SpicyMoustache yea they are a bit invasive but we have a nice backyard and we keep them away from our vegetables and stuff. And the area where we have banana trees growing been thinking about some shade plants would look nice. I do appreciate the tip
@@therealdrhankmccoy5047 no worries mate :)
Thank you for your help and knowledge shared. I have come from raised garden beds and large produce to a complete barren small urban block and nothing 😢so this will be helping me.😊
Thank you .
exactly what I needed
Longevity Spinach THRIVES in shade and heat.
Fantastic video. Thanks!
Thank you for so much helpful information
nice!!
Thanks a lot :)
I’m a new subscriber to your channel. Love your videos. What growing zone are you in?
Thank you for subbing! I’m based in London, Uk. I think is the same as zone 6
You are the cutest thing I’ve ever seen, I think your personality is awesome 😊
Que hermoso huerto tienes ojalá pudieras subtitular en español para los q te miramos desde Latinoamérica
Eso sería absolutamente hermoso 😊
Thank you!
Thank you. I am about to start my garden; I’ve just turned the soil but not sure which compost to buy. I am in RSA and want an organic garden. Any advice?
Make your own, if you can.
Interesting info. I'm wanting to plant horseradish tumeric and ginger with rhubarb in the shade yes??or no ??thx
My garden is shady in winter. In summer the Devil drags his nuts across Florida. Florida is one big beach.
Devil drags his nuts🤣🤣🤣🤣😆😆😆😆👍👍👍👍
Iscritto! Ciao Ale ! Stefano Guzzo.
Bella Stefano!!!
How you manage the grass growing
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I have rogue potatoes growing in total shade under a tree - no idea how they got there, but hey, Its an Irish garden 😂❤🇮🇪
How do you wash your veggies from the car exhaust fumes
Hi Allesandro, the cc is not working on this video ( always use it, I’m partly deaf)
I'd smoke a joint with you bro. Cool video. I'll sub.
Haha thank mate I wish I was smoking 😂
I have lots of Shitty Areas around my garden 😅
Thank you 😊👍🏽❤️
Can you advise the best place for em1 microbes please , the website shows too many types , cheers
Radishes ( i tried 4 times ) and brassicas didn't work on my shady balcony( 1.5 hours sun a day..maximum 2 hours) nevertheless I live in a warm climate...
hey bro where are you from?
crops to grow in Shady Area
1:Weeds
Thanks for watching....
Your amazing at this vloging 💚 fantastic ✅🌱 & 👋🏼 hi from CHIPS WORLD in Yorkshire 🌱 Chip
Thank you mate, appreciate it :)
@@SpicyMoustache your very welcome 👍🏼🌱 Chip
I thought you meant a shady area as in sketchy area of a neighborhood
What do you have against broccoli pretty eyes? 😢😢 I’ve been looking for your videos on how to start growing broccoli 🥦 that I have from the store but I can’t find it. And I swear you’ve done a video 🤣😩 and i don’t want to look at nobody’s else videos cause I like yours but it looks like I am going have to do that.
I need Indonesia subtitle 😀
I found a shitty area behind the trees in my yard.
Bro I am from Bangladesh please help me about farming
L.O.V.E. :) :) )
Was that shady or shitty? Lol
I find this video very shady
That's the back garden taken care of now what for the full sun front garden ?.
I’ll try to make another video about it 😊
@@SpicyMoustache Thank you Spicy.
@@SpicyMoustache Hello Spicy where is the video my friend.
Helpful tips thanks
How you manage the grass growing