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When full sun becomes too much

When full sun becomes too much

in Edible Garden, Exploratory Gardening, Outdoor Gardening, Plant Care Techniques, Sustainable Gardening June 15, 2023 by Christian

Gardeners are taught to chase sun. Six hours for tomatoes, full sun for peppers, the brightest bed for basil, the open border for flowers that sulk in shade. This is good advice until it is not. By mid-June, especially in a heat wave, full sun can stop being a gift and become an argument the plant is losing. Shade cloth…

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