35 sq m rooftop terrace garden: netizens praise it as a true sky garden

I just love the feeling of brilliant colors and lush abundance, even without a garden, just a 35 sq m rooftop terrace

I found that a small terrace has one advantage: you can arrange it however you like and get instant results

The terrace is actually very small, so small that I cannot photograph a full view at all; I can only show it in separate illustrations

My trellis design is meant for climbing clematis and climbing roses. I bought more than a dozen clematis and climbing roses last year. Because it happened to be the Spring Festival and the clematis and roses were still dormant, I did not move them into the flower bed. But I am already preparing the main flowers for the coming summer, which is a bit of a headache. After all, since you are in the north, the flowers definitely need a warm house. You can enclose half of the terrace to create extra space, and would that not solve the problem?

Even showing just half a little head, you still spotted it. The little one loves coming to my terrace every day to look at the flowers and sunbathe. As soon as I open the door, it rushes out first. You must have confidence, and be diligent in learning. From when I got hooked until now, it has only been two years. The flower rack I ordered online the day before yesterday arrived. Placed on the terrace, the style matches quite well, and it looks just as good up close as from afar

If you want flowers to bloom continuously, growing only annual flowers is not enough; you also need to plant more perennials and woody plants. Overall, the season for buying seedlings and sowing seeds is spring and autumn. For spring-planted flowers, you can choose some heat-tolerant varieties, such as the ones I grow myself: petunia, periwinkle, moss rose, zinnia, gloxinia, verbena, black-eyed Susan, coleus, angelonia, Torenia fournieri, summer chrysanthemum, and some bulbous types such as lily, daylily, rain lily, amaryllis. The woody ones are rose, clematis, jasmine, Ixora chinensis, bougainvillea, hydrangea, osmanthus. And in autumn, it is geranium, petunia, marguerite daisy, pansy, horned violet, kalanchoe, dianthus, cyclamen, cineraria, dolphin flower, chrysanthemum, double impatiens, gazania, and oxalis. The woody plants are peach, plum, apricot, plum blossom, and many, many beautiful plants I do not know. The greatest advantage of woody plants is that you do not need to sow them every year. When their flowering season arrives each year, they bloom on time, which is very labor-saving.

The above is my personal growing situation. There are certainly many, many beautiful varieties I have not grown. I hope we can discuss together, so that our respective balconies, terraces, and gardens can bloom like brocade every day, with clusters of flowers.

Netizen: This is a true sky garden!