29th of Tet: Peach and apricot trees are bustling with customers, kumquat trees are still unsold
(Baonghean.vn) - After the heavy rain all day on the 28th of Tet, the flower and ornamental plant market on the eve of Tet (December 29) had a sharp price drop, especially peach and kumquat.
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| On the morning of the day before Tet (December 29), which is also the first day of the Lunar New Year holiday, many people in Vinh city poured into the streets to buy flowers and ornamental plants to display during Tet. Photo: Lam Tung |
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| In Dien Chau district, customers bought more peaches than yesterday. Information about unsold peach and kumquat trees also attracted the attention of many people. Photo: Quang An |
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| According to the reporter's observation, the peach blossom market in Vinh City has decreased quite a lot in price after the cold and rainy day on the 28th of Tet. Mr. Nguyen Van Phu - a peach blossom trader on Le Nin Avenue said: "The price of peach blossoms this year was already much cheaper than every year, before the rainy day, you could buy a beautiful peach branch for about 700,000 VND. However, now most sellers have lowered the price, many beautiful branches are only about 200 - 300,000 VND but have to be sold. Photo: Lam Tung |
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| Meanwhile, kumquat trees are also being heavily discounted by shop owners. On the morning of the 29th of Tet, there were still many unsold kumquat trees on the streets of Vinh city. Photo: Lam Tung |
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| In addition, with the heavy rain yesterday, the 28th of Tet, many kumquat trees lost fruit in large numbers; many shop owners were quite discouraged, and did not even put up the trees or take care of them to sell. Photo: Lam Tung |
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| In Dien Chau area, many kumquat vendors are waiting for customers. Photo: Quang An |
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| In Yen Thanh district, kumquat trees fell after the rain, were damaged and are unsold. Photo: Xuan Hoang. |
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| A bonsai seller in Vinh City said: "This year, most of the bonsai in the northern provinces were transported to Nghe An for consumption, because the northern provinces sold very little due to the impact of the Covid-19 epidemic. Therefore, the supply this year is very large. I imported 200 kumquat trees, but so far half of them have not been sold. Although I really want to keep the price to save capital, it is very difficult." Photo: Lam Tung |
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| Because there is not much time left to sell, on the morning of the 29th of Tet, many places have appeared selling kumquat bonsai at the same price of 300,000 VND. Photo: Lam Tung |
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| Meanwhile, the yellow apricot tree attracted many people's attention on the morning of the 29th of Tet, because the price dropped sharply. Photo: Lam Tung |
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| Although there is a decrease, each apricot tree is still worth "millions". The reason why apricot trees have reduced in price is because most of the apricot trees are sold by gardeners. If they cannot be sold, the gardeners will take them home to replant for the following Tet. Photo: Lam Tung |
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| According to the reporter's observation, besides peach and kumquat, most types of flowers and ornamental plants have slightly reduced prices compared to previous days. Photo: Lam Tung |
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| At ornamental plant selling points, Vinh City People's Committee mobilized functional forces to remind people to strictly implement measures to prevent and control the Covid-19 epidemic, especially wearing masks when going out on the street and in public places. Photo: Lam Tung |
