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Sun Graph
Sun Graph

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Early morning on March 27, 2019

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March 18

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April 10 2019 4:22 pm

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April 24 First picture: taken at 7:35 am: no sun in the yard.

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April 24- Second picture: taken at 1 pm: half sun in the yard.

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April 25 - taken at 9:15 am

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July 10

7:34 pm: full shade

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July 26 - mostly shade

some sun see link

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July 4 12:34 am - Dappled sunlight

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June 4

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June 7 4:34 pm

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May 5 - Picture taken at 8:45 am

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May 5 - Picture taken at 12:15 pm.

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May 5 8:52 am

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Sept 4 2:44 pm

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Sept 12 2:49 pm

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July 4 12:34pm

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May 31 1:24pm

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May 31 2:46pm

m street is east facing = morning sun
h street is south facing
Fruiting vegetables, like tomatoes, eggplant, peppers, potatoes, cucumbers, squash, and melons will prefer the area that receives the most sunlight each day.
Other vegetables and culinary herbs will do just fine growing in partial or dappled sun. Lettuce, kale, spinach, radish, bush beans, peas, carrots, beets, green onions, turnips, Swiss chard and herbs can be planted where some shade falls.
https://www.finegardening.com/article/find-the-sunniest-spot-for-your-plot
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