Shady Veggies

Seems pretty much every veggie prefers planting in full sun but there must be some veggies that will do OK if not fantastic in partial shade. I grew carrots in the shadey side of garden last year and they did OK but all had carrot fly so not going to replant there. My sprouts were also doing OK until the pigeons got them all(another first year mistake hopefully not repeated). So any recomendations on those that will tolerate shade (Leeks, parsnips maybe?)

Thanks
Karl

Shade doesn't make a difference to carrot fly, you just need to protect against it!

Salad leaves don't like full sun during the summer.

My storage box is eventually going in the shadiest bit of my plot!
I'm putting raspberries in the next shadiest part, a morello cherry next year, and maybe a kiwi fruit to climb a certain tree that the council won't get rid of. Rhubarb likes a bit of shade, and strawberries don't mind, but fruit better in sun.
Comfrey will grow in shade too, and hazel. (Not sure there's much point in growing hazel for nuts, unless you can make a squirrel proof cage, but it will still provide useful sticks.)

Ok, I know they're not veg! 

Cukes and black currants don't mind some shade. Last year my green peppers gave a bumper crop in a fairly shady spot.

Looks like Karlwood is no longer active here, but I thought I'd add my new discovery of wild garlic, Allium ursinum. Delicious. Much nicer than spinach! 

Where didyou get it, please?  Loved this as a child