The 120 sq m rooftop two-level terrace garden is astonishing in scale, and netizens are full of admiration

The 120 sq m rooftop two-level "terrace garden." To make the garden flourish, although it has not reached the expected level, there have still been some gains. Sowing, watering, fertilizing, busy and happy, it is an attitude toward life!

The flower pots far exceeded my expected 400 pots of flowers, continue! On your own turf you can do whatever you want!

Looking forward to autumn, looking forward to next spring

1 chubby man busy in the garden fertilizing and watering, and finally today is cloudy, with nothing to do, so I took pictures!

I still think about getting some very beautiful flower vessels, large and small, high and low, paired together, and many flowers can be planted in combinations, which would make it look more like a garden. As it is now, looking at so many identical pots makes me feel like a flower seller at a flower market.

Only when the grass blades stand up does the lawn have a sensory effect. If lawn mowing is done properly, follow the one-third rule. But judging by the current state, first cut off half the length of the existing leaves.

There is no built flower bed on the terrace, so it lacks a bit of flavor. I will definitely make one later.

Lawn mowing is my dad's job. He mows it very short. After mowing, it does not look good. Recently it has not been mowed because I was taking pictures of clothes on it, and all the grass was pressed down by me. Wahaha...

For the flower platform, only the upper 1 level has been built, 15 m, and the workload is really heavy

Put out some large clay pots and small clay pots, some tall and some short, some large and some small, to make the whole garden look pleasingly staggered.

If it all relies on potted flowers to create a pleasingly staggered and mutually enhancing effect, it is very difficult, and the maintenance and management workload is also much greater.

Once the flowers grow bigger, the flower pots will not be visible. Good-looking is good, but I have too many, and that price... On the upper 1 level there are still some anti-corrosion wood flower platforms I have not placed yet.

Just treat it as weight-loss exercise, and you can enjoy flowers too, why not do it.

A row of purple shamrock, very beautiful and I like it very much. Used 100 bulbs.

I always water by connecting a hose. If so, I may need to prepare 1 large tank, and then buy a water pump, otherwise it will use a lot of water.

I am helpless with fertilizing. At the beginning, I even loosened the soil pot by pot and applied compound fertilizer. Now I cannot do it anymore. The weather is hot, and watering every day takes 2 hours. I connect hose nozzles and spray. I am also rather fat. Women do not help much either.

Netizens exclaim: 400 pots of flowers is way too many, right? What a huge scale! Watering every day is a big project!

Thank you for viewing and supporting. I still have about 4 GB of photos on my hard drive, and I will update when I have free time!