These 4 types of gardens are all so beautiful that you would be satisfied with just one in your lifetime!

Exquisite terrace garden

For friends who live in the city, what they most want is a house with a terrace. Unlike balconies which are small and enclosed, terraces are open and directly connected to nature.

There is usually little that can be changed on a terrace, so just go with the flow and arrange it in the shape you want. Don’t waste the space near the wall, plant some climbing clematis and ivy... it will be another beautiful sight!

Many friends feel that terraces are often attacked by wind and rain and their utilization value is not high. It doesn’t matter, you can turn the terrace into a sunroom and still grow flowers and plants.

Simple first floor garden

One-story buildings are usually unpopular, with poor lighting and a lot of noise from people coming and going. But for flower lovers, the best thing about the first floor is that it has a small garden.

The garden can be paved with grass, the roads can be paved with stones, and your favorite flowers and plants can be placed on both sides of the road.

Set aside an area in the garden as a leisure area, put a few tables and chairs in it, and build a wooden swing, so you can have tea and fun with friends in your spare time.

Simple rural courtyard

Owning a small garden in the countryside must be the ultimate dream of many friends. Although some people dislike the large number of mosquitoes in rural areas, rural areas also have unique advantages.

Unlike the delicate flowers and plants in the city, in a small rural courtyard, you can plant flowers in the ground at will, and they will still bloom regardless of wind and rain.

In addition to growing flowers and grass in the yard, you can also leave a piece of open space to grow fruits and vegetables and live a self-sufficient life.

If the yard is big enough, you can dig a fish pond and sprinkle fish fry and lotus flowers. It will definitely look beautiful in the summer!

Classical Chinese Garden

Friends who pursue artistic conception will definitely like Chinese gardens, with blue bricks, flowing water, rocks, wooden bridges... a strong sense of Zen is overwhelming.

A Chinese garden must have a gravel path. The green gravel gives people a sense of history and heaviness, adding a touch of ancient flavor to the courtyard.

In addition to placing your favorite flowers and plants, you can also plant a few pine and cypress trees and a bamboo forest in the courtyard to add a touch of fairyland.