Thank you, I finally finished setting up my tropical garden.

There are some nice features of it, but overall, it looks extremely busy to me ... especially the first picture. In that one, I can't say as I like the rock edging. The rocks seem like they are too small, and too much like just dumped on the ground like construction materials waiting to be installed. I'd spend some time assembling those into a more substantial edging/border. The gravel needs some definition at its edge so as to not look as if it's washing into the lawn.

Where is this?

Thanks Yardvaark for the comments.

I got those rocks from a tropical waterfall behind my house. I place them just like they were at the waterfall, to look natural.

Place the tropical waterfall there, too, and see if it it not even better. :-)

beautiful broms in 1st pic! and I like the gravel beach: it's like a path into a garden. I see that broms are still in pots. are u planning to dig the pots in or plant broms in the ground?

I like the random placement of rocks, but I think that you have too many.

i'd remove some to see if it stops looking so haphazard. needs just a little tidying up. after all you can always put them back in :).

the terrace with koi ponds and water lily's is just amazing! it looks very thai.

I am curious, how deep are these ponds? are fish only in the big pool?

Hi, Petrushka thanks,

I’m from Malaysia. We have strong sunlight all year round and it shifts places frequently. I have to move the broms or they get burnt.

The big pond is 5 ft deep and the narrow one is 3 ft. Water circulate from big pond to narrow one then to filter and back. Ive goldfish in the narrow pond.

I hate to see a path that doesn't lead anywhere. Maybe you should remove the lower gravel patch, so the steps go directly to the lawn.

If you have to move the broms around, maybe they shouldn't be there to begin with. Will you be looking at a bare spot when the sun is shining? Otherwise, can you dig holes so the pots aren't visible? This looks like a garden show where the installation will be gone next week.

The pond and fishes look beautiful.