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Hey all.
I live in WI, Zone 5B. I own a corner lot next to my property. It’s all brush and super-tall 60-foot trees.
Trying to figure out what to do with this property, especially since I’m getting charged property taxes on it.
What edible food can grow in nearly full-shade? I know hostas make for delicious edible food and can grow in more shade, so I can propagate them. Maybe ramps are an option too? Or should I cut some trees, drag them in there, and propagate some mushrooms?
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