Buying the house came with a nearly 400 sq m terrace, and the neighbors were sick with regret when they heard
This platform came free with the house. The original house had no terrace door, so after moving in I cut a door out from the kitchen myself, and no one else can get up onto this platform; you can only enter it from my home. Only my home in this building has this large platform. After I moved in, many neighbors who bought earlier but did not choose this unit were green with regret.
A blooming rose (Rosa chinensis)
A corner of the terrace
Honeysuckle (Lonicera japonica) in bud
Dog with flowers
The strawberries have already set fruit
Solar lights installed on the lawn, now it feels like a garden at night
Hippeastrum (Amaryllis) in full bloom
Adding winter snow scenes
There was heavy snow before Spring Festival and I took lots of photos but never got around to posting them. I occasionally saw a post that just said it occupied space with no content, so I will add the snow scenes here!
Night view after the heavy snow, shot with a wide aperture
To make it feel like a terrace garden, the first step is to do the waterproofing and build the flower beds, then put down some turf, and divide the terrace into several functional zones,
The pergola in the snow
The snowman's daytime look
The grape trellis custom-ordered online is finally finished (two people spent half a day installing it, fairly simple), and from a distance it really looks exquisite. The red lanterns under the pergola stand out especially brightly against the white snow
On a terrace where you can run in the snow, put out a set of outdoor tables and chairs and add a Roman umbrella, and the style is upgraded!
Such a big terrace, it is really so great!
Absolute happiness, you can tinker away slowly, no rush!