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Courtyard planting styles are diverse - which one do you prefer?
Japanese courtyards use plants sparingly, yet exquisitely; clever pruning and pairing techniques create a unique Japanese garden plant landscape. In choosing plants, Japanese courtyards place great emphasis on growing habits, morphological characteristics, and so on...
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Building a courtyard in the countryside is what I most want to do when I grow old
I really want to go to the countryside, find a village, find a good place, rent a place and settle down to drink tea. Before rising with the sun to work, drink a cup of good tea; before resting at sunset, drink a cup of good tea, and decorate the house into the way I like. If you have a courtyard...
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The most beautiful courtyard design cases, there is always one you will like
A mix of wood and stone, the fate of past and present lives is destined here. A path paved with cobblestones, a house built with red bricks, tables and chairs woven from rattan, or, a lush green lawn, tables and chairs built from stone, a small fabric hammock, would you be willing to, in such a courtyard...
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They rented a junkyard and turned it into a 4,000 sq m garden. Are this couple crazy?
These past two days, the news of Kan Qingzi and Ji Lingchen's breakup flooded social media, and onlookers once again declared they no longer believe in love. Why would anyone doubt love because of a celebrity's relationship changes? But in Shaoyao's view, the best love isn't found in books...
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She turned a 0.5 m wide windowsill into a small garden, more beautiful than a 100 sq m big yard
If your home has a windowsill less than 0.5 m wide, what would you use it for? Leave it empty? Pile it with clutter? Anyway, such a small space can't hold much, and leaving it idle isn't much use! But the flower lover "moussy" instead...
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I want to go back to the old family yard to grow flowers and vegetables, and enjoy a slow, unhurried life.
I want to go back to the rural old home with you, back to the place where my life began. Here there are no towering skyscrapers, only low, cozy old houses. Here there is no clamor of traffic and horses, only the warmest smiles of the neighbors. Here there is everything my soul...
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If the front door is not lit, the back courtyard will not be bright; the old folks say family tradition is a bright lamp
Many old rural sayings contain profound wisdom, and some still shine brightly even today. Much of what the elders say is meant to help us live and grow better. Take today's saying, "If the front door is not lit, the back courtyard will not be bright...
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Hydrangea seedlings Endless Summer and Kaleidoscope, perennial potted flowers suitable for balconies and courtyards
·END·A communication and interaction platform for enthusiasts of flower growing, planting, and green plants, where they can show off and brag. An online home for sharing flower cultivation methods and household flower-growing tips. A flower subscription platform. Flowers: hyacinth|stock|plum blossom|carnation|camellia...
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Red smartweed dug up from the countryside and planted in my own yard looks stunningly beautiful
Red smartweed is also known as hongliao, water flower seed, Oriental smartweed, and dog's tail flower. Red smartweed grows quickly, tall and lush, with green leaves and red flowers, and can self-seed and multiply. Its tall, loose and free-spirited branches and leaves make it a garden ornamental plant full of wild charm, and it is also often...
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Grow blue plumbago (Plumbago auriculata) on a balcony or in a courtyard, and care for it this way and it will grow rampantly into a sea of blue flowers
Blue plumbago (Plumbago auriculata) is a fairly popular flowering plant in recent years, with emerald-green leaves and blue or light blue flowers. Its flowering season is in summer, giving people a cooling feeling in the hot summer, and it is very suitable for growing on balconies and in courtyards. Blue plumbago grows vigorously, ...
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