A New Jersey gardener asked for shade-tolerant perennial herbs.
Elyse states: No perennial herbs thrive in full shade. Chives might survive but won't grow well or flavor well. Parsley tolerates part shade but is biennial (grow as annual). Mints are the only perennials that handle shade—but they're aggressively invasive.
If you have any sun, prioritize it for herbs. Otherwise, accept limited yields or grow shade-tolerant non-herb plants.
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