This 30 sq m balcony garden design is stunning, neighbors all want to copy it

In that square section of the balcony, the white long planter behind the chair holds lupins, a whole row of lupins. I really had nowhere else to plant them, so I put them here. Imagine a row of lupins in all sorts of colors flaunting themselves behind the chair, so cool.

This is the square section, and it has an overhead cover, so sitting here watching the flowers and the rain is really quite nice.

Listening to the rain, enjoying the flowers, sipping tea.... what a cozy life!

The Crystal Fountain clematis seen from the side, this is my most satisfying new plant this year. Behind it, in bare-branch state, is the Chinese trumpet creeper that hasn't sprouted yet. I'm waiting for the Crystal Fountain to climb up the Chinese trumpet creeper's branches onto the trellis.

The rose climbing the trellis. Originally I tied it to the post to climb upward, but later it grew too fast and I couldn't keep up with the tying, so I just let it reach out in all directions, elegantly called "a touch of wild charm." Heh heh, heh heh.

Past the low wall is the neighbor's balcony, same layout as mine, but he almost never comes to stay, so the corners are full of spider webs

I also really like these two potted pelargoniums on the windowsill, but because they never get sun all year round they've grown leggy. The small pot on the left has a hunched back, growing downward, and the small pot on the right is also growing all lopsided. I really don't know the variety names, if any flower friends know please tell me, much thanks.

Please ignore the floor, dirty,,,, not cleaned.

This is the view directly facing the doorway from the living room to the balcony. These two yellow marguerites have grown completely out of shape. I plan to hard-prune them this year, otherwise there really won't even be a little path left to walk through.

The terrace still needs a spot that can shade sun and rain, sitting here is so cozy~

Tired, going to rest. Thanks everyone for stopping by! This is the pelargonium sitting on the floor-to-ceiling glass windowsill of the study.

Sitting here enjoying flowers, reading a book, feeling the breeze and listening to the rain, absolutely lovely!