Love your house but have a north-facing garden that’s tricky to deal with? North-facing gardens aren’t a reason not to buy a house, but they do come with their issues – we’re here to help you solve them with our experts’ help.
Of course, there are some advantages too – no direct sunlight, which means you can fill the space with plants that love a little shade.
‘A north-facing garden doesn’t have to feel dark or uninspiring,’ agrees Julian Palphramand, head of plants at British Garden Centres. ‘In fact, with a few smart tweaks, it can become one of the most atmospheric and usable spaces in your home.’
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