Well, it's too late for you to plant garlic, that will need to be planted in the fall. The only thing that I can think of in your list that can take such a low amount of sun would be the mints and maybe the basil. The rest, would do best in full sun. Virginia has hot summers, over 80º right? I think the cilantro and the parsley will bolt. both of those are winter plants for me.

Except for the parsley and coriander (sorry, I can't get used to the Spanish/Mexican translation!) and the mints (not the catmint), which can tolerate some shade, the rest are sunlovers (sorry Heathen, basil does best in full sun).

Here in the subtropics, coriander will bolt even in winter. I've got my parsley (curly and Italian) both in full sun, and they don't bolt. Mints burn in the sun, here.

Gee, 80F is 26C. And that's our average daytime temp right now - only a couple of weeks away from winter! Hot for some, maybe, but not for me, and not for any of the plants (except coriander) you want to grow!!

Cilantro likes total shade and a bit cooler than 80 degrees.

Try sweet cicely, a nice anise-flavored shade-loving herb. Sweet woodruff is good for scent (dried) and as a garnish for apple pies.

basil fries in full sun at my house... I have to give it mostly shade. I live in a mediterranean climate, on the hot side. I have this discussion a lot. Full sun tropicals have to be in shade at my house too, or they look so burnt the poor things.