Heartbreakingly beautiful flowers and leaves in March in the land of Lao wind and white sand
(Baonghean.vn) - Spring, when trees sprout, is also the season of flowers blooming after a long, cold winter. Perhaps that is why people believe that March is the most wonderful time for plants and trees, a month of bustling emotions.
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March is when trees change their colors. Photo: Kien Rose |
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Most clearly, the March buds have opened their eyes. Photo: Ho Dinh Chien |
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Young shoots in the morning dew. Photo: Ho Dinh Chien |
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In March, we cannot help but mention grapefruit flowers. They are the flowers that bloom in March and spread their gentle, seductive fragrance throughout the countryside. Photo: Xu Ka |
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Pomelo flowers are small, pretty, pure white, shy and gentle behind the green leaves. This flower has also entered poetry and music with so much nostalgia. Photo: Xu Ka |
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Along with grapefruit flowers, lemon flowers also bloom in spring, March. Photo: Ho Dinh Chien |
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A typical colorful flower of March is the kapok flower. Photo: Ho Dinh Chien |
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From the old cotton tree in the street... Photo: Ho Dinh Chien |
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Even the cotton trees in the countryside are blooming brilliantly. Photo: Ho Dinh Chien |
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The red color of the cotton tree flowers is the highlight of March. The ancients have a song: "When will March come/ The cotton tree flowers fall and the old woman puts away her blanket". Photo: Ho Dinh Chien |
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And in contrast to the kapok flowers, the xoan flowers of March are quiet, as if wanting to hide themselves. Photo: Ho Dinh Chien |
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Clusters of purple and white xoan tim, tiny flowers with a very gentle fragrance. Photo: Ho Dinh Chien |
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Xoan flowers are typical flowers of spring in the Vietnamese countryside. We see the image of Xoan flowers in the poems of the rustic poet Nguyen Binh: "Layers of Xoan flowers fall, full and empty". Photo: Ho Dinh Chien |
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And in March, even coriander flowers have a beauty that evokes many emotions. Photo: Ho Dinh Chien |