Lettuce is one of the easiest vegetables to grow in the shade. It can thrive with as little as three to four hours of sunlight per day.
Spinach is another leafy green that excels in shady conditions. It can grow with as little as two to four hours of sunlight per day.
Kale is a versatile green that can tolerate partial shade, requiring about three to four hours of sunlight per day.
Swiss chard is a hardy vegetable that can grow well in partial shade, needing about three to four hours of sunlight daily.
Beets can grow surprisingly well in partial shade, with about four to five hours of sunlight per day.
Carrots can tolerate partial shade, needing about four to five hours of sunlight daily. Shaded areas can help maintain the sweetness and crispness of the roots.
Peas are a cool-season crop that can grow well in partial shade, requiring about four to five hours of sunlight per day.