Making a garden on a 36 sq m terrace, growing flowers at minus 30 degrees, netizens exclaim it's amazing

The terrace is 36 sq m, and I started tidying it up to grow flowers the year before last.

Located in Inner Mongolia, winter lows are between minus 25 and minus 30, and the historical extreme cold was minus 36 degrees. No matter what the surrounding environment is like, nothing can stop a heart that loves flowers.

When winter comes, the plants drop their leaves and naturally enter dormancy, then give them one thorough watering, and after that start making the insulating cover. Don't cover too early, otherwise the plants will suffocate and go moldy. Don't let snow pile up on the cotton quilt, otherwise the snow melts and soaks the quilt, and its insulating performance will drop.

Pink Dragon: this year the flowering branches were very stiff, and the flowers basically did not nod down. The downside is that no tall shoots came up, and it is still shrub-like; secondly, the flowering period ran into overcast and rainy days, so although the flowering period of a single bloom was extended, without sunlight the flower color faded, not as pink as last year, overall whitish.

I don't like sunrooms, they suit people but not plants, stuffy and hot with no ventilation, and all kinds of pests and diseases come out

Pink Reach: Pink Reach is my veteran, yet in its 3rd year it gave me a shrub form, so during the flowering period it didn't bring me much joy, but unexpectedly after the flowering period it burst out three or four thick shoots, and if nothing unexpected happens, next year I will have a climbing Pink Reach to look at, so excited.

Even if winter is extremely cold, the flowers can still bloom beautifully!