The article explores the misconceptions surrounding north-facing gardens, often regarded as unfavorable due to their perceived lack of sunlight. It argues that such gardens can be enjoyable, particularly for breakfast, and contends that they are often overlooked due to the common reality of urban properties being shaded by surrounding buildings. It highlights the practical considerations of garden layouts and usage, suggesting that while orientation influences light availability, social aspects of outdoor dining contribute to preferences for different garden orientations.
It's funny that north-facing gardens have such a bad rep...Thereâs a sense that to live with one is to cloak yourself gothically in shade and misery.
For those lucky enough not to be in the shadow of another building, the big issue seems to be the part of the garden right next to the back of the house.
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