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Full sun plants

6+ hours direct sun. Mediterranean herbs, vegetables, most fruit. We've filtered our catalogue down to 50 matchs.

Utah Serviceberry

Amelanchier utahensis

Vaccinium cylindraceum

Ericaceaeediblemedicinal

Vaccinium duclouxii

ediblemedicinal

Vaccinium erythrocarpum

Ericaceaeediblemedicinal

Vaccinium hirtum

Ericaceaeediblemedicinal

Vaccinium japonicum

ediblemedicinal

Vaccinium koreanum

Ericaceaeediblemedicinal

Vaccinium leucanthum

ediblemedicinal

Vaccinium macrocarpon

ediblemedicinal

Vaccinium modestum

Ericaceaeediblemedicinal

Vaccinium nummularia

Ericaceaeediblemedicinal

Vaccinium oldhamii

Ericaceaeediblemedicinal

Vaccinium parvifolium

Vaccinium vacciniaceum

Ericaceaeediblemedicinal

Araliaceaeediblemedicinal

Valeriana sambucifolia

ediblemedicinal

Valeriana toluccana

Aristolochiaceaeediblemedicinal

Valerianella chenopodifolia

Quercus ithaburensis macrolepis

Violaceaeediblemedicinal

Variegated-leaf hardy kiwi

Vegetable Hummingbird

Sesbania grandiflora

Fabaceaeedible

Vegetable Ivory

Phytelephas macrocarpa

edible

Vegetable ivory

Phytelephas aequatorialis

Cissus quadrangularis

edible

Velvet Leaf Bamboo

Dendrocalamus brandesii

Veratrum maackii parviflorum

Liliaceaeediblemedicinal

Chrysopogon zizanioides

Rubiaceaeediblemedicinal

Viburnum corylifolium

Adoxaceaeediblemedicinal

Viburnum cotinifolium

Caprifoliaceaeediblemedicinal

Viburnum cylindricum

Adoxaceaeediblemedicinal

Viburnum erubescens

ediblemedicinal

Frequently asked

What are good full sun plants?

We catalogue 50 matching species. See the list above. Each links to its full profile with cultivation, dosage, and companion notes.

How do I pick from this list?

Filter further by your other constraints — edible vs medicinal, mature size, USDA zone. Each plant profile has the full attribute table.

Are these plants verified?

Each plant entry is sourced from Permapeople + Trefle databases and reviewed before publication. Cultivation data marked 'high confidence' comes from horticultural references; lower confidence flags less-certain attributions.

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