No Heather, Rosemary loves the sun. Try Mint, Dill, Parsley, Sorrel and Chervil. Good plants for and east facing garden include, Nicotiana Sylvestris (likes evening shade, Clematis Alina, honeysuckle and berberis cope with morning sun and cool conditions. (All courtesy of Gardener's World 'Gardening for Shade' book.
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Hi Peat, you said herbs in the title, that would restrict you more though bergamot, lovage and angelica would go.
Lots of flowers though, aquilegias, won't invade if you don't let them seed, astrantias. heucheras, persicarias.
I've got a lot of shade and, apart from the real sun lovers, most things will cope with some shade
In the sticks near Peterborough
There are some roses which will take a bit of shade
Another herb suitable for shade is Sweet Cicely. Flowers that I have found shade tolerant are Primroses, Cyclamen and snowdrops.
No Heather, Rosemary loves the sun. Try Mint, Dill, Parsley, Sorrel and Chervil. Good plants for and east facing garden include, Nicotiana Sylvestris (likes evening shade, Clematis Alina, honeysuckle and berberis cope with morning sun and cool conditions. (All courtesy of Gardener's World 'Gardening for Shade' book.
Thank you so much everyone
Blue bells do well in the shade although their show is in early summer and short lived.