These 4 gardens are each incredibly beautiful; owning one would make life feel complete
The biggest dream of any plant lover is probably to have a garden of their own, planted with the flowers and plants they love, shaped into the look they want. But there are so many types of gardens - what does the garden you want most look like?
Exquisite Terrace Garden
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For friends living in the city, what they want most is a home with a terrace. Unlike a balcony, which is small and enclosed, a terrace is open and directly connected to nature.
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A terrace usually can't be altered much, so you might as well go with the flow and freely arrange the look you want. Don't waste the space along the wall - plant climbing clematis, climbing roses... and there's another scene of beauty!
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Quite a few friends feel that terraces are often battered by wind and rain, so their usefulness isn't very high. No problem - turn the terrace into a sunroom, and you can still grow flowers and plants.
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Simple Ground-Floor Garden
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Ground-floor homes are usually not favored - the light is on the poor side, and with people coming and going it's very noisy. But for plant lovers, the best thing about the first floor is that it comes with a small garden.
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The garden can be paved with grass, with stone paths, and the flowers and plants you like placed on both sides of the path.
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Set aside an area of the garden as a leisure zone, put out a few tables and chairs, build a wooden swing, and in your free time drink tea and enjoy yourself with friends.
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Plain Rural Courtyard
Having a small garden in the countryside is surely the ultimate dream of many friends. Some may turn up their noses at the countryside for its many mosquitoes and bugs, but the countryside also has uniquely favorable conditions.
Unlike the delicate flowers and plants of the city, in a rural courtyard you can plant flowers freely in the ground, and let wind and rain batter them as they will - the flowers still bloom.
Besides growing flowers and plants, you can also leave a patch of open ground in the courtyard to grow melons, fruit and vegetables, making life self-sufficient.
If the courtyard is big enough, then dig a fish pond, release fry and lotuses, and it will surely look beautiful in summer!
Classical Chinese-Style Garden
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Friends who pursue artistic mood will surely love the Chinese-style garden - grey bricks, flowing water, rocks, wooden bridges... a rich sense of Zen comes rushing at you.
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A Chinese-style garden is never complete without a stone path; the grey stones give a heavy sense of history and weight, adding a touch of antique charm to the small courtyard.
Besides placing the flowers and plants you like, you can also plant a few pines and cypresses and a clump of bamboo in the small courtyard, adding a touch of ethereal charm.
These different kinds of gardens,
which one do you like?
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