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A terrace garden hidden among the high-rises, with petals covering the ground like a wedding venue

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The "terrace garden" embraced by high-rises is stunning. From the layout to the care of the flowers, everything is meticulous. Seeing that carpet of petals on the ground, you would think you had arrived at some wedding venue? This is a photo of the bud at the very center of the multi-head bloom trimmed today. I heard an expert say...

The "terrace garden" embraced by high-rises is stunning. From the layout to the care of the flowers, everything is meticulous. Seeing that carpet of petals on the ground, you would think you had arrived at some wedding venue?

This is a photo of the bud at the very center of the multi-head bloom trimmed today. I heard an expert say that for them to bloom in a cluster, you have to remove the bud at the very center of the multi-head bloom. Because I could not bear to, I waited until it had almost finished blooming before cutting it, and there were petals all over the ground!

Fresh flowers paving the path, please call me Lady Splurge, hehe. One arch alone was already a rarity, and now an arch corridor has appeared too!

Gorgeously beautiful. For the roses planted in that tire, are those several 2 tires stacked together or just one? A single one is quite shallow, and it still grows that well? Every pot of flowers has burst into full bloom. Seeing the photos of countless milk dragon buds instantly filled me with expectation for my little milk dragon too. My little milk dragon's first bloom was originally two buds on one stem, then one bud dried up, and what bloomed afterward was one bud on one stem. Seeing your color, I feel mine should not be mislabeled, it is just still small

There is also clematis, hydrangea, and more

Today I am here to update on the clematis in the wandering garden. I love this type 3 clematis the most, with its strong climbing ability, fast shaping, tolerance to both cold and heat, resistance to disease, and abundant blooms.

Cardinal Rouge

Left: Cardinal Rouge, right: Ice Beauty

Little Green

Fantasy Purple

Unknown name

Like a Dream

Utopia

Left: Utopia plus a small Violet Star seedling, right: a large Violet Star plant

Elizabeth

I have run out of words. This garden is so beautiful it does not seem real. I am especially curious where all the soil, the pesticides, and the pots and containers are hidden. By comparison, my garden is hideously ugly.





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