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A 20 sq m terrace sunroom small garden, like a furnace in summer, very comfortable in winter

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Like many people, ever since I got a little space of my own, I started getting interested in growing flowers and plants. Since the terrace was built into a sunroom, it is only about 20 sq m. I struggled for a long time over whether to enclose it or not, and in the end, for the sake of cleanliness, I chose to enclose it...

Like many people, ever since I got a little space of my own, I started getting interested in growing flowers and plants.

Since the terrace was built into a sunroom, it is only about 20 sq m. I struggled for a long time over whether to enclose it or not, and in the end, for the sake of cleanliness, I chose to enclose it. In summer I can only put up some shade cloth for cover, then set up a flower rack outside and move everything onto the rack. In summer it is basically a furnace, but in winter it is warm and comfortable, so it has pros and cons.

Below is the full view of the small terrace garden:

Shift the view a little to the right:

A corner of the terrace

Here is a super cute one of the string of bananas:

Anthurium, bought for 10 yuan at the Hongjing Road flower and bird market. When I bought it, it had a lot of yellow leaves, but as I cared for it, it actually got better and even bloomed a lot. Now it is covered in buds, haha~~

And the huge flying duck flower insert that I like~~

I made a combination... Variegated greater periwinkle looks really nice in the combination...

The sunflower has once again broken its own record, super large and super tall #039#

Cosmos sister flowers

Large morning glory

The pennywort has burst out of the pot again, and it has not been long since I repotted it~~~

At this time of year the Scotch broom is blooming just right

The verbena blooms so gorgeously~ The one in the middle is red marguerite

The black mage once dropped leaves like crazy, but recently I gave it water and it finally recovered its vitality. It seems spring still requires giving some water~ Succulents are really hard to grow~

The Anthurium has bloomed explosively, so I changed it to a larger pot, hoping it will grow well~

The last photo~ Little lavender and hibiscus





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