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I have limited sunlight; what can I grow in my urban planter boxes?

Don't let limited sunlight dim your gardening dreams! Even the shadiest urban balcony or patio can host a vibrant, productive garden. The key is choosing plants that naturally thrive with less direct sun. For a delicious and easy start, focus on leafy greens. Vegetables like spinach, kale, lettuce, Swiss chard, and arugula are excellent choices for planter boxes in partial shade. They often prefer cooler conditions and may even bolt slower than in full sun. Many herbs can also adapt, with mint, parsley, cilantro, and chives performing well in a few hours of morning light. Don't overlook edible flowers like pansies or nasturtiums for a pop of color you can eat. For purely ornamental appeal, classic shade-lovers are your best bet. Consider the textured foliage of hostas, the delicate blooms of impatiens, or the trailing habit of ivy or creeping Jenny. To maximize your success, use high-quality potting mix in boxes with excellent drainage. Water carefully, as soil in shade may dry slower but can still become parched. A light application of organic fertilizer every few weeks will support steady growth. With the right plant selections, your urban oasis will prove that even the smallest, shadiest spaces can be incredibly fruitful.

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