A 2-ft overhang at 7 ft height allows late afternoon sun. Shade-tolerant mixes (fine fescue, perennial ryegrass, Kentucky bluegrass blends) can thrive with a few hours of direct light.
If grass struggles, consider decorative rock with a few shade shrubs (e.g., hydrangea, hosta) for a low-maintenance, attractive bed.
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