My terrace garden takes you through the four seasons of Shanghai

In the blink of an eye, half of 2018 has passed again, and I keep busy tinkering in my terrace world

The Queen's floral hat that I have grown for many years

Bold and spilling over the side

The Bear's Paw plant I have had for N years, with just a touch of variegation

Actually, it quietly left without saying goodbye in this scorching heat

Following the trend, I made a succulent arrangement

Self-sown needle grass, this little grass is actually very cute

In late February, the Oxalis obtusa I photographed

Cream ice cream

Two-toned oxalis

One more shot

Plum blossoms, the flowering period is still rather short. Apart from the photos, there is not much of an impression

Only with sunlight do they begin to shine brightly

The oxalis blooming vigorously

Blue hyacinth

Gathered together, it is starting to have an effect

Japanese quince

Variegated water dropwort

Fuchsia

Anemone, a shimmering blue patch

Bleeding heart

This is a long bridge

Blue-eyed daisy

Daffodil

Anemone

Tulip

A corner

Grape hyacinth

Asparagus fern, a fuzzy ball

Geranium

Oxalis obtusa in the snow

Camellia azalea in the snow

Chrysanthemums weighed down by snow

Pitcher plant and treasure flower weighed down by snow

Hellebore weighed down by snow

When will I also be able to have a garden full of fresh flowers? I told my husband that I want to buy an old first-floor house to live in, and plant flowers and plants all around the front and back of the house. In the early morning, open the window and door and look at these patches and patches of greenery, a beautiful day!