Seed collection shade garden

Set of 8 seed bags

To grow, flower and fruit plants you need one thing especially: Light! But what happens if the garden isn’t bathed in light? No problem. Cultivating vegetables is also possible in half-shade or the light shadow cast by high trees. Many varieties are fine with less light and gardeners working in the shade are ok with the harvest time being a little later than in sunny areas and having a little less produce in their harvest basket.

Beetroot Jannis

• Especially mild
• Well suited as a raw food
• The tubers are a little smaller when they are planted in half-shade but more aromatic

Broccoli Rasmus

• Produces side arms after the main flower ist harvested
• High nutrient-demanding. Needs water and fertiliser regularly
• Mild aromatic taste

Green headed lettuce

• Doesn’t shoot as fast in shade
• The leaves get thicker
• The heads are nice looking and medium sized

Kohlrabi Fridolin

• Grows well in half-shade if water and nutrients are sufficient
• Doesn’t grow well when the temperatures are too high
• Aromatic taste and pleasantly crunchy

Radish Sora

• Grows more slowly in shaded areas but becomes more aromatic and zesty
• Remains crisp and tender for a long time

Spinach beet Verde da taglio

• Cut 2-3 cm above the ground and it will regrow
• Tasty in salads
• Cook the leaves when they are fully grown

Parsley 'Annettes Perle'

• Decorative
• Productive
• Can be grown in pots

Nasturtium (trailing)

• Undemanding with regards to soil and site
• Leaves and flowers are edible
• Lovely in herb butter or salad