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Creating a "garden" on my own 30 sq m rectangular terrace. No gorgeous opening words can express the brilliance of the flowers anymore, so let's just go straight to the pictures. I will explain in the pictures. When this blue door opens, it is the large terrace. Use your imagination for the garden structure in the air...

Creating a "garden" on my own 30 sq m rectangular terrace. No gorgeous opening words can express the brilliance of the flowers anymore, so let's just go straight to the pictures. I will explain in the pictures.

When this blue door opens, it is the large terrace. Use your imagination for the garden structure.

The sky garden is too big, the flowers are too good, too beautiful

This is the candy surprise in the small terrace. Flower friends who have seen my little world all know them. This is just by the way here.

This is the cow [morning glory] under the grape trellis on the large terrace

Amazing~ This display~ Not inferior to those planted in the ground~

The clematis has not yet started its peak season. I will come back to update next time.

I am very satisfied with the performance of the roses this year. Last year during the Great Cold solar term, I buried fish intestines, and sure enough, they all had an effect.

Golden Celebration

Blue Storm

X Factor

The Bride

Countless flower buds of Creamy Eden Rose

Countless Eden roses

Coral Bells

Columbine, the characters may be wrong, just call it that

I envy people who can make flowers bloom profusely. My flowers always bloom sparsely. Maybe I should also try burying fish intestines this winter?

Netizen: It's so beautiful, this is what you call a garden! It feels like seeing the figure of a hardworking gardener behind the beautiful flowers. I looked through the garden carefully several times. At home I only grow three varieties of clematis. After seeing yours, I wrote down all the names, and I am preparing to buy your varieties again in early spring. Sigh, this is what you call a garden. Mine is in its first year, still at the learning stage, and not as big as yours. I learned a lot!





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