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What does semi-shade exactly mean?
What does semi-shade exactly mean?
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FJ and G
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August 2003
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What does semi-shade exactly mean?
Posted by
FJ and G
on Tuesday, April 25, 2006 8:27 PM
Found several nice (but not quite scale) asparaghas ferns from Lowe's'; so being gullible, I purchased and planted them under my deck which is on the WEST side of the tall house. IOW, it is in the shade the entire winter and half of spring and fall, but gets about 7 hours of sun in summer from the afternoon west hot time of the dog day afternoon.
HOPEFULLYl, I planted them in the right place but if not, no sweat as all 3 plants totalled $6. (supposedly they spread out 3 feet).
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ttrigg
Member since
February 2004
From: North, San Diego Co., CA
3,092 posts
Posted by
ttrigg
on Tuesday, April 25, 2006 9:46 PM
David;
'Partial Shade": Rule of thumb (which can always be violated): 1. Full morning sun followed by full shade in afternoon, 2. In a location with a lattice work "roof" or screening. (In other words filtered sunlight, i.e. under a tree.)
Tom Trigg
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markperr
Member since
August 2004
From: Whitmore Lake, Michigan
350 posts
Posted by
markperr
on Tuesday, April 25, 2006 10:10 PM
It means that they can be safely planted at truckstops and loading docks. (Get it? Shade from a semi.....)[;)][^]
Mark
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