Full sun is usually considered at least 6 hours of full sunlight each day, but I'm growing full sun plants in spots that get 4-5 hours and they're doing fine. No doubt, I would have more yield on my veggies with more sun, but they're growing and putting out fruit.

Hi Clint

Vegetable gardening is different than ornamental. Full sun is best for a lot of them, depending on what you are growing and the season. We are coming to warmer months so I have my very productive tomatoes in morning sun and afternoon shade, zucchini full day sun, cucumbers and peppers got some sun and shade from a tree, have greens and lettuce, some in full sun, some in some shade, eggplants full sun, beans in full sun, still got some carrots to harvest before the heath in full sun, onions in full sun.

To be successful, it is very important to plant them at the right time for your area.

Silvia