A 300 sq m country courtyard praised by netizens as being like a park

A 300 sq m "country courtyard" with beauty, with flowers and plants, bright sunshine, no hunger, no cold - such a life is just wonderful

Cozy and comfortable, I love this kind of mood

A very warm and loving little garden

The clematis and roses have all been here less than a year; the ones here longest are about ten months, the shortest only two or three months, and they are all either small seedlings or three-to-four-year-old large plants. Entering May, the roses in the garden are clearly more dazzling than the clematis. I wonder who will be the first clematis girl to step up and steal the show from the roses?

While cutting Rosa 'Pink Don Juan' flowers in the morning, I thought: when the rose grows up, my son will have grown up too, and letting my son take a Rosa 'Eden' to propose would be just wonderful.

There are already dozens of rose varieties blooming at the same time in the garden; here are a few more groups.

Record: Allium about to bloom, Angel's Fishing Rod mislabeled and turned out to be gladiolus.

It's time to compete on strength: Abraham Darby, The Alchemist, and Golden Celebration - let's see which one has the longest bloom period.

That trellis has been up for three years and has been through a super typhoon. During the typhoon I tied it with rope, and it has been fine all these years. But I guess after so long, the window panels on the canopy are about to rot and need to be removed, otherwise it's dangerous. On a rooftop by the southern coast, the wind is just too strong for plants to grow well.

I just regret that when renovating, I didn't make a separate home for the flowers and plants