It depends on the plant. If the plant has very large leave, it has adapted to living in an area where sunlight isn't very prominent. Then that ppant would probably be better of in shade. And if the plant has smaller leaves it will need more sunlight. Hope I helped...
Herbs that Herbs that can grow other plants that grow in partial shade in very shady places, like grow in the shade beside a tree
Angelica Anise hyssop Honey berry
Bergamont Wild ginger leafy vegetables
Chamomile Parsley Blueberries
Chives Lemon balm sevral types of Pears
Comfrey Spice bush Gooseberries
Chervil Beans
Mint Currants
Leaks Scotish varieties of apples
Lemon balm Beats
Garlic Dwarf tomatoes
here's a link that might help: http/www.thelittleherbcottage.co.za/articles/herbsforshade.html
Joe Mama
They do need some sunlight but can survive in moderate shade.
The sun.
it all depends on what plant it is. some plants grow better in the sun, some in the shade.THE CAN OF PLANTS IS A CATUS (SHADE) AND A SUNFLOWER (SUN).
Tomatoes, eggplant, green beans, green peppers can all grow in partail shade, but nothing related to food will grow in heavy shade.
Plants which grow in shady places are called Shade Tolerant Plants......Like in the Amazon forest..where the plantation is very thick and trees grow tall and enormous. Their leaves act as a canopy or they form a blanket which does not allow sunlight to reach the ground...yet there are plants which grow below this canopy of leaves because they are shade tolerant plants....they dont require much sunlight....Dominic Ferrao ...domyferrao@yahoo.com
Water, Sunlight, and shade. That's basically it.
because plants need sun in order to grow,and the sun gives a plant vitamins to the plants,otherwise,if it is in the shade,it does not receive any vitamins that's why it wilts.
If your plants grow in it its healthy If your plants dont grow in it it not healthy
Making a prediction
bean plants grow in the sun cause they need nutrition all plants need nutrition
Sunlight will increase photosynthesis speed and growth.
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