(Baonghean.vn) - These days, the highlands of Nghe An are bustling with Tet goods trading. Among them, there is a 'unique' item that many people are most interested in: Tet peach blossoms. Stone peach branches with a 'huge' price of 40-50 million VND brought from Laos are also displayed for sale.
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| These days, all the streets in the Western region of Nghe An are bustling with the sale of Tet peach blossoms. |
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| Stone peach branches with 'huge' prices are also displayed for sale. In the photo: Stone peach branches of Mr. Tran Van Do in Block 1 (Muong Xen Town - Ky Son) were brought from Noong Het District (Laos) and sold for over 40 million. |
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| The mossy peach tree roots create a wild beauty. |
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| Moss also grows on the small branches. This is the difference between stone peach and regular peach. |
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| Mr. Tran Van Do said: "To get this peach branch, a few months ago I had to go all the way to Laos and ask people to take me to all the forests and pay them in advance. Only on the day before Tet did I hire someone to cut it down and use a truck to transport it back." |
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| The "huge" peach blossom branch was also "decorated" by the owner with a few hybrid wild chickens wishing a happy year of the Rooster to attract buyers. |
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| Mr. La Van May's peach branch in Hoa Son village (Ta Ca commune - Ky Son) was paid 25 million VND. This is also a 'huge' peach branch that he brought back from Laos. |
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| The peach branch has a large base, about 22 cm in diameter. |
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| On the peach tree trunk there are parasitic wild orchids with rare charm. |
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| According to experienced peach traders, a beautiful peach branch must ensure the following factors: large, radiating like a raspberry, mossy, with many buds and shoots. |
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| These "giant" peach branches are carefully protected by the homeowner by using chains to lock them when put on display. |
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| Tourists were excited to see the "giant" peach branches because this type of peach is becoming increasingly rare. |
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| Passersby also want to capture beautiful moments next to the "giant" peach blossom branch. |
Dao Tho
