The 100 sq m courtyard garden of the new house is finished, and netizens praise it as looking like a park

Finally, the renovation of the new house was completed before the Chinese New Year, and in March of this year, work began on fixing up my little courtyard of over 100 sq m. In half a year, the courtyard has begun to take shape.
Although it has not yet reached the ideal effect, it is already lush and green. After all, Bingxin has been growing flowers for more than ten years, and after moving them directly from pots into the courtyard, the effect showed right away.
Now I will post some photos of the results. Please give plenty of advice and do not hesitate to teach me!
A messy corner: rose mallow, calla lily, yesterday-today-and-tomorrow, etc.
A row of potted clematis
The southeast corner
Chinese rose. They are all first-year young seedlings; the courtyard was just completed, and they are all spring-planted seedlings.
Torch lily.
Plumbago auriculata. Grown in a large pot, not planted in the ground.
English rose
Desert rose. Behind it is a ponytail palm tree stump.
Chinese rose
Agapanthus
English rose and chocolate flower
Pink double hibiscus
The blue-flowered one is Caryopteris incana, and behind it is reed.
Clematis mix
Clematis 'Little Duck'
Clematis 'Star of Violet'
In the foreground are coral bells and hosta, and in the distance are Farfugium japonicum and hydrangea, etc.
Dichondra path
Lantana
Netizen: How did you make it look like a park? So beautiful?