saralina87
2021-03-30 10:55:05
- #1
Or people just feel differently.
Probably true as well, but since I am generally very sun-loving and can handle heat well, I doubt that it’s a matter of perception in this case. It’s simply insanely hot when temperatures already exceed 30 degrees in July and then the sun is beating down on it. Even my palm tree, which should really be able to withstand that, didn’t survive it.
But of course, the basic rule applies here as with everything else: tastes vary. This time we wanted a garden that we can really use in the summer, especially with a baby or small child. That simply wouldn’t be possible on the rooftop terrace.
I basically just wanted to point out that a garden with a south-west orientation is not necessarily the ultimate solution.