Affordable garden in new construction - how to proceed best?

Am I stupid now? I thought I read the question about a photo of the clover here yesterday. Just my imagination? Never mind. I took a photo – as I said, the ground was only provisionally sown, there are still some lumps of ready-mix concrete on the bumpy track (it was a storage area for sand and ready-mix concrete and soon will be again... the paving in the background still needs to be laid).

I really like the Kleewiese. Although I actually preferred to have a wildflower meadow. All sorts of "weeds" mixed together. But since our garden is very small and fully south-facing, not all wishes may be feasible. When the time comes, I will ask you :)

Too little happens quickly when you deal with the possibilities. My husband always jokes that I have to ask the neighbors if we can have the garden. Just don’t start getting involved with old tomato varieties. I participated in a swap meet and spent hours choosing. After the first round, I was at 60 varieties.

It happens quickly to get too small when you deal with the possibilities.

The garden will actually be small (which is actually ideal for us), even without a pool and garden shed. 38 sqm, 5.75 m wide. Plus a 20 sqm large terrace. Typical terraced house towel garden. And when I think about everything we want to have in there, we should kindly ask our neighbors if we may lease their adjacent orchard meadow. So it will be exciting :)

There are examples at Mein-Schöner-Garten. Try to open the garden so that the orchard meadow looks like an extension

There are examples at Mein-Schöner-Garten. Try to open the garden so that the orchard meadow looks like an extension

Thanks for the tip. I don’t want to hijack someone else’s thread here, and our house isn’t even finished yet. When the time comes, I will probably turn to you here with 1000 silly questions :)