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Re: Shade & Front Yard Veggies
- To: <d*@fgi.net>
- Subject: Re: Shade & Front Yard Veggies
- From: "* I* <h*@ix.netcom.com>
- Date: Fri, 31 Jul 1998 09:39:40 -0800
Doreen Howard wrote:
Has anyone done veggies in
> their front yard, and, if so, please share your experiences.
Doreen, I have done veggies all around my yard - not for lack of sun
elsewhere, just because.
I have found some plants make wonderful, decorative borders, like herbs
(parsley - which I let overwinter and flower the next year). I am
thinking of trying carrots and beets too. The greens would be nice and
you pick them before the foliage gets ratty (one reason I wouldn't use
onion or garlic). Also cilantro.
I also find peppers to be nice, compact bush type plants (I also have an
over abundance this year) so I have a number in my front bed. The
flowers and fruits are decorative. Chard and other greens (lettuces,
spinach, arugula, etc.) are nice, colorful, neat plants. Many herbs are
also beautiful plants - lavender, sage, thyme.
Good luck in your new "digs"!!
Sue on Long Island zone 6ish
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