From the team at Gardeners' World Magazine
Follow our 10 top tips for growing veg in a shady spot.
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Most veg crops prefer a sunny spot, and in an ideal world, you would grow your veg in the sunniest spot in your garden.
That’s not always possible, however, as the sunnniest spot is often also the best place for a greenhouse, sun-loving perennials, a cut flower patch and a seating area.
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This collection will bring months on end of colour and interest to difficult shady spaces. You'll receive one each of tiarella 'Sugar and Spice', a purple-flowering vinca, and Athyrium 'Silver Falls'.
An easy variety to get started with - ideal for hanging baskets or sunny window boxes, hundreds of small cherry tomatoes will be produced throughout summer. Buy 12 red plug plants for £9.99 and you'll receive 12 yellow free.
Violet red buds open to reveal large, double lilac-blue panicles of fragrant flowers which are highly-attractive to butterflies. A perfect shrub for a cottage garden, its beautiful blooms will delight every May and June.
