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Generally speaking, leafy vegetables are the most shade tolerant eg:

• Cabbage

• Chard

• Kale

• Lettuce (which you already mentioned in your question)

• Spinach

But if you've also had success with root vegetables (carrots & potatoes), you could try some other root vegetables eg:

• Beetroot

• Onion (not a true root vegetable, but a bulb vegetable that should do ok in your situation)

• Parsnip

• Radish

• Sweet Potato

• Turnip

Below, I've gathered together some relevant reading that I believe you will find helpful/useful:

• Best Shade-Tolerant Vegetables

• Best Vegetables to Grow in the Shade

• Vegetables for the Shady Garden

• Gardening in the Shade

Generally speaking, leafy vegetables are the most shade tolerant eg:

• Cabbage

• Chard

• Kale

• Lettuce (which you already mentioned in your question)

• Spinach

But if you've also had success with root vegetables (carrots & potatoes), you could try some other root vegetables eg:

• Beetroot

• Onion (not a true root vegetable, but a bulb vegetable that should do ok in your situation)

• Parsnip

• Radish

• Sweet Potato

• Turnip

Below, I've gathered together some relevant reading that I believe you will find helpful/useful:

• Best Shade-Tolerant Vegetables

• Best Vegetables to Grow in the Shade

• Vegetables for the Shady Garden

• Gardening in the Shade

Generally speaking, leafy vegetables are the most shade tolerant eg:

• Cabbage

• Chard

• Kale

• Lettuce (which you already mentioned in your question)

• Spinach

But if you've also had success with root vegetables (carrots & potatoes), you could try some other root vegetables eg:

• Beetroot

• Onion (not a true root vegetable, but a bulb vegetable that should do ok! in your situation)

• Parsnip

• Radish

• Sweet Potato

• Turnip

Below, I've gathered together some relevant reading that I believe you will find helpful/useful:

• Best Shade-Tolerant Vegetables

• Best Vegetables to Grow in the Shade

• Vegetables for the Shady Garden

• Growing Food Where the Sun Don't Shine

• Gardening in the Shade

Generally speaking, leafy vegetables are the most shade tolerant eg:

• Cabbage

• Chard

• Kale

• Lettuce (which you already mentioned in your question)

• Spinach

But if you've also had success with root vegetables (carrots & potatoes), you could try some other root vegetables eg:

• Beetroot

• Onion (not a true root vegetable, but a bulb vegetable that should do ok in your situation)

• Parsnip

• Radish

• Sweet Potato

• Turnip

Below, I've gathered together some relevant reading that I believe you will find helpful/useful:

• Best Shade-Tolerant Vegetables

• Best Vegetables to Grow in the Shade

• Vegetables for the Shady Garden

• Gardening in the Shade

Generally speaking, leafy vegetables are the most shade tolerant eg:

• Cabbage

• Chard

• Kale

• Lettuce (which you already mentioned in your question)

• Spinach

But if you've also had success with root vegetables (carrots & potatoes), you could try some other root vegetables eg:

• Beetroot

• Onion

• Parsnip

• Radish

• Sweet Potato

• Turnip

Below, I've gathered together some relevant reading that I believe you will find helpful/useful:

• Best Shade-Tolerant Vegetables

• Best Vegetables to Grow in the Shade

• Vegetables for the Shady Garden

• Growing Food Where the Sun Don't Shine

• Gardening in the Shade

Generally speaking, leafy vegetables are the most shade tolerant eg:

• Cabbage

• Chard

• Kale

• Lettuce (which you already mentioned in your question)

• Spinach

But if you've also had success with root vegetables (carrots & potatoes), you could try some other root vegetables eg:

• Beetroot

• Onion (not a true root vegetable, but a bulb vegetable that should do ok! in your situation)

• Parsnip

• Radish

• Sweet Potato

• Turnip

Below, I've gathered together some relevant reading that I believe you will find helpful/useful:

• Best Shade-Tolerant Vegetables

• Best Vegetables to Grow in the Shade

• Vegetables for the Shady Garden

• Growing Food Where the Sun Don't Shine

• Gardening in the Shade