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"Full shade"
describes an
environment
with no direct
sun
exposure or receiving little direct sun, usually less than 2
hours such as a ground among buildings or dense
evergreen
tree growth which
often prevent anything but dappled light from reaching the
ground.
Some plants are
particular as to light required while others are more
adaptable.
Species that will
tolerate only
a few hours of morning sun in the
summer, if that. These species will often tolerate considerable
winter sun and
generally do well planted so that they can take advantage of the
annual shift in the sun’s angle.
Sun exposure requirements that
are appropriated fort mature
plants, may not been suitable for young
seedlings and plants that don’t
receiving adequate care (water,
fertilizer).
See also:
Sun exposure, Full sun,
Bright shade,
Half shade,
Filtered sun
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