This year, gardeners in the Mekong Delta have started livestreaming early Tet flower sales with celebrities, creating a digital transformation boost that helps ornamental flowers reach the entire country.
In the final days of the year, Sa Dec flower village (Dong Thap province) attracts many locals and tourists as the 2nd Sa Dec Flower and Ornamental Plant Festival 2025 takes place.
Ornamental plants for Tet 2026 have gone on sale early in Ho Chi Minh City, but despite stable prices, the market is still experiencing slow sales and a cautious attitude from consumers.
The 2nd Sa Dec Flower and Ornamental Plant Festival offers a series of unique activities, honoring the centuries-old flower and ornamental plant craft and outlining tourism development strategies, creating a major attraction during the Tet holiday season.
After two previous flower seasons were severely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, flower growers in the Mekong Delta increased production and placed high hopes on the 2023 Lunar New Year flower season.
From the Tan Quy Dong flower village of yesteryear to the flower city of Sa Dec today, it has been a long journey, marked by countless changes and the contributions of our ancestors.
Mr. Nguyen Minh Hiep (residing in Cho Lach district, Ben Tre province) shaped 18 yellow apricot blossom trees into a single pot to create a unique decorative vase for Tet (Lunar New Year).
Coconut bonsai trees are no longer unfamiliar to bonsai enthusiasts, but coconut bonsai trees shaped like mice are particularly popular during the Lunar New Year of the Rat.
Để chuẩn bị cho mùa hoa kiểng Tết, nhiều nhà vườn ở Bến Tre đã thay đổi trồng nhiều loại hoa mới nhằm thu hút khách hàng.
(VTC News)- Hơn 8.000 loại hoa kiểng tham gia Hội Hoa Xuân năm 2013 sẽ phục vụ du khách trong ngoài nước chiêm ngưỡng đến hết ngày mồng 7 âm lịch.
(VTC News) – Never before has the ornamental flower market in Ho Chi Minh City, considered one of the strongest in the country, been as sluggish as during the Lunar New Year of the Year of the Dragon this year.
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