#Group Q&A box# As a northerner, I envy the flower friends in the south, and there are flowers to see all year round. In the north, for four or five months from late autumn to early spring, there are basically no flowers to see outdoors. Think every day
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#Group Q&A box# As a northerner, I envy the flower friends in the south, and there are flowers to see all year round.
In the north, for four or five months from late autumn to early spring, there are basically no flowers to see outdoors. If you want to enjoy the flowers every day, you must grow your own flowers and create your own small garden.
Over the past few years, through hard work, I have achieved the freedom to view flowers. There is a terrace garden in summer and an indoor garden in winter. Even in the coldest winter months, the home is like spring, flowers are in full bloom and spring is in full bloom.
Don't talk about it, let's look at today, the pictures at the end of the article are all flowers and plants at home that I photographed. There are longevity flowers, geraniums, vermilion, fuso flowers, begonia flowers and many more.
I love my little garden-style home. A cup of tea, a book, a room full of flowers to accompany, every now and then travel again to relax, I am so happy!
For flower raising, I am willing to learn from florists, and I am willing to share the joy of raising flowers with friends and exchange experience in raising flowers. If friends have any questions, I will answer them in the comment section.
#Group Q&A box# As a northerner, I envy the flower friends in the south, and there are flowers to see all year round. In the north, for four or five months from late autumn to early spring, there are basically no flowers to see outdoors. Think every day
#Group Q&A box# As a northerner, I envy the flower friends in the south, and there are flowers to see all year round. In the north, for four or five months from late autumn to early spring, there are basically no flowers to see outdoors. Think every day
#Group Q&A box# As a northerner, I envy the flower friends in the south, and there are flowers to see all year round. In the north, for four or five months from late autumn to early spring, there are basically no flowers to see outdoors. Think every day
#Group Q&A box# As a northerner, I envy the flower friends in the south, and there are flowers to see all year round. In the north, for four or five months from late autumn to early spring, there are basically no flowers to see outdoors. Think every day
#Group Q&A box# As a northerner, I envy the flower friends in the south, and there are flowers to see all year round. In the north, for four or five months from late autumn to early spring, there are basically no flowers to see outdoors. Think every day
#Group Q&A box# As a northerner, I envy the flower friends in the south, and there are flowers to see all year round. In the north, for four or five months from late autumn to early spring, there are basically no flowers to see outdoors. Think every day
#Group Q&A box# As a northerner, I envy the flower friends in the south, and there are flowers to see all year round. In the north, for four or five months from late autumn to early spring, there are basically no flowers to see outdoors. Think every day
#Group Q&A box# As a northerner, I envy the flower friends in the south, and there are flowers to see all year round. In the north, for four or five months from late autumn to early spring, there are basically no flowers to see outdoors. Think every day
#Group Q&A box# As a northerner, I envy the flower friends in the south, and there are flowers to see all year round. In the north, for four or five months from late autumn to early spring, there are basically no flowers to see outdoors. Think every day
#Group Q&A box# As a northerner, I envy the flower friends in the south, and there are flowers to see all year round. In the north, for four or five months from late autumn to early spring, there are basically no flowers to see outdoors. Think every day
#Group Q&A box# As a northerner, I envy the flower friends in the south, and there are flowers to see all year round. In the north, for four or five months from late autumn to early spring, there are basically no flowers to see outdoors. Think every day
#Group Q&A box# As a northerner, I envy the flower friends in the south, and there are flowers to see all year round. In the north, for four or five months from late autumn to early spring, there are basically no flowers to see outdoors. Think every day
#Group Q&A box# As a northerner, I envy the flower friends in the south, and there are flowers to see all year round. In the north, for four or five months from late autumn to early spring, there are basically no flowers to see outdoors. Think every day
#Group Q&A box# As a northerner, I envy the flower friends in the south, and there are flowers to see all year round. In the north, for four or five months from late autumn to early spring, there are basically no flowers to see outdoors. Think every day
#Group Q&A box# As a northerner, I envy the flower friends in the south, and there are flowers to see all year round. In the north, for four or five months from late autumn to early spring, there are basically no flowers to see outdoors. Think every day
#Group Q&A box# As a northerner, I envy the flower friends in the south, and there are flowers to see all year round. In the north, for four or five months from late autumn to early spring, there are basically no flowers to see outdoors. Think every day
#Group Q&A box# As a northerner, I envy the flower friends in the south, and there are flowers to see all year round. In the north, for four or five months from late autumn to early spring, there are basically no flowers to see outdoors. Think every day
#Group Q&A box# As a northerner, I envy the flower friends in the south, and there are flowers to see all year round. In the north, for four or five months from late autumn to early spring, there are basically no flowers to see outdoors. Think every day
