South east corner problems
I'm in the south east and I've got a South east facing garden, which would normally be wonderful I know, but I'm on the corner of an L shaped row of houses. This means that at this time of the year the garden doesn't seem to be getting any full sun in any corner. However, there's a star jasmine and honeysuckle that seem to be doing really well. The star jasmine doing well seems to suggest that during the summer the garden is in full sun for at least half the day. Does this mean I should plan the rest of the planting with this in mind?
P.S I've only recently moved in.
P.S I've only recently moved in.
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Honeysuckles generally like different conditions and aspects to star jasmine, so it's also worth waiting to see what other planting is there, as that can affect what else grows well.
If you can post some photos of the plot, that also helps when people offer suggestions. If you click on the little icon above the posting window which looks like a mountain, that will give the instructions for uploading
Here's a photo, of the plot. I noticed today that sun is starting to hit the palm, so the sun is finally creeping in.
They look like raised beds, so you should be able to grow a variety of plants. All depends on what you like. Doesn't look very big, so you may need to be careful with shrubs.