He moved the garden into the car and was able to enjoy the flowers and have fun at the same time. I am so envious!

These small trucks are very common in Japan. Using the truck bed to create garden landscapes is very convenient and allows people who have lived in cities for a long time to experience the charm of nature.

Walking up the mountain path with friends and chatting in the woods, the mood would be even better if a few koi were added to the water!

Under the shade of green bamboos, listening to the gurgling water, if you were really in a bamboo forest like this, it would definitely be very cool!

The designer wanted to create an autumn mountain waterfall, but the water flow seemed a little small...

Sitting on a chair at night, surrounded by lush green plants and looking up at the bright starry sky, it is very pleasant just thinking about it!

A fireplace that can be moved at any time, but I wonder if it can be used to roast sweet potatoes?

It would be cool to drive a truck like this to trick or treat on Halloween!

Could it be that the design concept of the designer below comes from The Lion King? This weird style of painting caught me off guard.

After seeing various truck gardening landscapes, Huahua will share with you the process of creating a designer’s truck garden.

His design concept comes from the Japanese myth "Yamata no Orochi", combining culture and nature.

He started by building the pieces needed for the landscape. Prepare two rectangular insulation boards as screens, and stick thinly cut tiles on the insulation boards to make them look like a sea of ​​clouds and tree branches.

Apply glue to the other parts, cover them with sand, and stick moss on the sea of ​​clouds and branches. Now you have a complete screen.

After the screen is made, prepare the bamboo strips, cut them into thin layers, and start working on the main body of the design - the Yamata no Orochi.

Since at least eight snakes are required, this is the most complicated step in the entire production and cannot be completed without patience.

The handmade parts of the design are basically completed, and the next step is to create the landscape on the truck! The green tiles are stacked up to represent the clouds above the Yamata no Orochi's head.

Then cover the car body with plastic film and use stones to create shapes.

The stones are covered with gravel, giving a feeling of gurgling water, and the stones are decorated with flowers such as chrysanthemums, large-character grass, gentian, superbus, moss, etc.

Add to that the previously made screen and bamboo dragon, and a "Yamata no Orochi" truck garden is complete!