A 25 sq m small terrace garden, growing more than 30 gourds

My terrace is about 25 sq m, and I also have a sunroom where I keep the cold-sensitive flowers and plants in winter

I think a garden made up mainly of flower pots really tests your skill. Too tidy and it doesn't look good, messy and it doesn't look good either, so this is just right. What do you think?

This is the area where the terrace flowers are concentrated. At the very back is a table about 70cm high holding some small herbaceous flowers; the rest are arranged according to the overall height of the pots and plants, with bricks or small stools placed underneath when needed. My dad likes woodworking, so he often makes small stools and flower stands. I hope this can help you. Actually, there are a bit too many flowers at home, and it's a little crowded with them all together, so I'm thinking of reducing some!

The flowers under the lens,

Here are a few shots I just went out to take of the terrace as it is now. Luckily the terrace isn't very hot at this time, and the light is just right. The focus is of course my beloved plumbago

The focus of this one is the wisteria. It has finally climbed onto the trellis I built for it. Looking forward to next year

Recently bought a few little gardening gadgets

The cutting army, this year's hope, and 8 more are on the way, haha

Taken two days ago in the morning. My dad's favorite is a pot of spider plant, and it's really well grown. The early morning sunlight spills over it,

Taken this morning, the pelargoniums blooming now. Below is Pelargonium 'Ville de Paris'  As long as the temperature and sunlight are right, pelargoniums don't seem to have a dormant period at all, they just keep blooming

The terrace, and the pelargoniums waiting to get through summer

The last photo is this year's gourd army grown at home. Dad counted them and said there are already more than 30 now. Round and chubby, very amusing

Here comes the gourd army

Welcome to admire the flowers, and I wish you your dreams come true too!