Grow these three flowers on a terrace: fast-growing, great for shade, and easy to care for, blooming into a cascade of flowers

If you have a terrace, planting some flowers and plants will make it look lush and green, full of a feeling of nature. Which green plants have good shade effects, grow fast, can also climb, and bloom beautifully?
There are quite a lot of flowers and plants to plant on a terrace. If you want shade, these few flowers and plants are relatively easy to care for. You can grow a full pot from a single cuttings branch or by sowing one seed, and their growth speed is really especially fast.
If the local temperature is not particularly low, it is recommended to plant a bougainvillea. Do not think it can only be grown in flower pots or indoors; in fact, it can also climb and grow into something like a shade arbor. The bougainvillea planted on terraces in some gardeners' homes really has grown into a shade canopy, blooming in a brilliant display of color, especially beautiful and dazzling. To care for bougainvillea, you can also propagate it from cuttings branches. Remember to fertilize often and keep it in sufficient sunlight.
Honeysuckle, this grows much faster than bougainvillea. Because I have grown it too, and it is especially easy to propagate from cuttings and survive. Just take a branch, whether longer or shorter does not matter, it will live as soon as it is stuck in, and it takes root and sprouts especially quickly and easily. As long as the soil is fertile and loose, it can climb and grow a great deal in one year. Planted on a terrace, it has a shade effect.
Another one is the morning glory. Do not underestimate it. Although it is common, a few seeds can grow a full pot, and once it starts climbing, it grows really fast. For morning glories planted on a terrace, you can use fertile soil composted from kitchen waste. It can climb madly over a whole area, and it is also very beautiful when it blooms. As long as you set up a trellis, it can also provide shade.
There are also Chinese trumpet creeper, Chinese rose, mandevilla, and rose, all of which grow relatively fast, can climb, and can provide shade, and are all suitable for planting on a terrace.