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I wonder what would happen if someone planted their balcony with nice red Pelargoniums.
Ha, ha- I guess you’d get away with it, unless spotters in helicopters are out and about! 😉
This is very interesting so I went to look for more photos. Plants and shrubs I’ve seen on balconies but I’ve never seen trees before. Architects must have been challenged with the weight of the planters, soil, and full sized trees. 🙂
Yes, I imagine the species must be carefully selected; otherwise no mend of pruning issues?!