In the rooftop garden, I am admiring the view among the flowers. Are you also looking at me?

This one was taken downstairs, with distortion correction applied in post-processing, so it just looks like it was taken from the building across the way. When the smallest Bougainvillea was in full bloom.

The north-facing balcony does not have many flowering plants

The sunlight is good, but there are just fewer flowers

I quite like the scent of sage, so I planted a lot, but only 4 are still alive. There are blue ones and purple ones

Variegated Bougainvillea, said to bloom red flowers. It has flower buds now, and in 2 weeks it may open

The Bougainvillea is almost finished blooming, and I caught a nice sunset, so I took a few more photos

Posting a shot of the Bougainvillea at its best, but unfortunately the sunlight was not good

Top-down shot of moss rose, it seems to be double-petaled

The sun sets in the west

Bougainvillea in the sunset

Continuing

Torenia next to the rosemary

Some of the color-changing roses have finished blooming

Crape myrtle is blooming very enthusiastically, with barely any leaves growing

Nowadays, whether it is a city residential complex full of high-rise buildings or a suburban villa in a secluded corner, the balcony has become an indispensable part of a home. With your own craftsmanship and clever ideas, by combining various plants, you can create an overall spatial enjoyment and build a garden-style leisure area that truly belongs to you.