That sounds dreamy, but we need to think about soil, light and water first. Pastel colors come in plants like hydrangeas, roses, violets, and even some begonias. For fluffy vines, ivy or sweet peas do the trick, and we can braid them with soft moss to look extra plush. Give each plant a little “personality” by painting a tiny face on a clay pot or putting a handwritten tag beside it. Maybe the rose is shy, the basil is chatty, the cactus is a bit stubborn—just a bit of fun, but the plants still need the same care. We’ll lay a gentle slope so rainwater drains away, add a layer of biodegradable mulch to keep the pastel look and protect the soil, and maybe use a drip irrigation system so we don’t overwater the kawaii little vines. It’ll be a garden that feels like an anime world, but still practical and sustainable. How do you feel about starting with a small plot and scaling up?