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Another herb I grow with success in the shade is paprika yarrow. That plant is four years old and adds color to the area with its bright red blooms. Yarrow seems to grow well everywhere. I have another in direct sun that is five feet tall and a huge bush.
While many culinary herbs do require lots of direct sunlight (like basil and oregano, which originated in the sunny Mediterranean), other herbs usually listed as full-sun plants will do just fine in partial shade.arsley, anise hyssop, lemon balm and shiso are among the best herbs for dappled light or areas that receive only a couple of hours of direct sun daily. Other, less-familiar herbs actually prefer shade.