20 sq m terrace courtyard makeover: netizens sigh that the gap between people who have a yard is really huge

The terrace has changed so much over the past year

Lately I have also been wildly scheming to rearrange the terrace

And thinking about large and small ceramic pots, glazed pots, cement pots for paving the ground, each one bursting into flower balls rising and falling one after another

Small clematis climbing the wall, hanging petunias filling the trellis

Woody plants for shade with colorful perennial grasses dotted below

In spring and autumn 2 seasons, occasionally pick a few fruits to top up on vitamin C

DIY achievement: a small scene with mesh panels

Look... the flower fanatic has to go take her medicine again...

I fussed over it for a long time in spring, and gradually it took on the look it has today. I love the quiet seclusion of a courtyard; I can't say which I love more, maybe what I love is this patch of vibrant life

Peaceful, elegant, a secluded paradise!

Not so crafted, with a bit more natural liveliness

The terrace is easier to maintain than the balcony was before. For watering, just use the shower head directly; ventilation is good, and spraying pesticides is more convenient too.

The problem is the poor light under the courtyard wall on the south side. This is the space that has always given me a headache. After all, it is the view seen at a glance from the living room. Maybe in the future I will fill it with hydrangeas and taller trees... The elegant softness wrapped in the wood tones of the garden is what I like, but unfortunately my garden probably cannot achieve that for the time being

The wooden garden is just a tiny little garden,

I am not willing to be a big household

There is no awe-inspiring lineup

It allows the unremarkable herbaceous flowers to bloom freely

And also leaves a patch of sky for the large pots of hydrangeas

Such an elegant arrangement, unrestrained. The color matching and the staggered heights really give a feeling of falling into pure quiet and not wanting to pull yourself out.

If the soul has a brilliant and quietly beautiful world, then before your eyes there will be a graceful and lovely landscape!