Spring in full bloom acrossing traditional flower villages

In the days leading up to the Lunar New Year of Binh Ngo 2026, flower and ornamental plant villages across the province have taken on a fresh look, more vibrant and bustling than ever. Under the crisp golden sunlight, farmers are busy “awakening” each bud and carefully tending every plant shape, ensuring that the colours and fragrances of spring reach every home in time for Tet.

 

Khanh Xuan flower village in Thanh Nhat ward has been preserved for nearly 20 years. Despite the pressures of urbanisation, local gardeners remain steadfast in their craft; therefore, each Tet and spring season, the area becomes a radiant focal point, bringing the spirit of spring into every alley.

Khanh Xuan flower village in Thanh Nhat ward has been preserved for nearly 20 years. Despite the pressures of urbanisation, local gardeners remain steadfast in their craft; therefore, each Tet and spring season, the area becomes a radiant focal point, bringing the spirit of spring into every alley.
Amid rows of chrysanthemums budding into bloom, veteran grower Mr. Nguyen Le Vu (Block 8) shared: “This year, the weather has been colder, but as Tet approaches there has been more sunshine; therefore, the flowers are of excellent quality. With around 1,000 pots of various chrysanthemums priced between VND 300,000 and VND 1.5 million each - an increase of VND 100,000 - 200,000 per pot, hoping for a fulfilling Tet”.

Amid rows of chrysanthemums budding into bloom, veteran grower Mr. Nguyen Le Vu (Block 8) shared: “This year, the weather has been colder, but as Tet approaches there has been more sunshine; therefore, the flowers are of excellent quality. With around 1,000 pots of various chrysanthemums priced between VND 300,000 and VND 1.5 million each - an increase of VND 100,000 - 200,000 per pot, hoping for a fulfilling Tet”.
 
Amid rows of chrysanthemums budding into bloom, veteran grower Mr. Nguyen Le Vu (Block 8) shared: “This year, the weather has been colder, but as Tet approaches there has been more sunshine; therefore, the flowers are of excellent quality. With around 1,000 pots of various chrysanthemums priced between VND 300,000 and VND 1.5 million each - an increase of VND 100,000 - 200,000 per pot, hoping for a fulfilling Tet”.
Amid rows of chrysanthemums budding into bloom, veteran grower Mr. Nguyen Le Vu (Block 8) shared: “This year, the weather has been colder, but as Tet approaches there has been more sunshine; therefore, the flowers are of excellent quality. With around 1,000 pots of various chrysanthemums priced between VND 300,000 and VND 1.5 million each - an increase of VND 100,000 - 200,000 per pot, hoping for a fulfilling Tet”.
At this time of year, kumquat villages also seem to “awaken” in the golden hue of ripening fruit.
At this time of year, kumquat villages also seem to “awaken” in the golden hue of ripening fruit.
This year, the family of Mr. Tran Van Tuan (Village 13, Ea Ktur commune) is cultivating 200 kumquat trees. The saplings were brought from Hanoi, and it takes about three years of careful tending from planting to harvest. According to Mr. Tuan, Dak Lak’s climate and soil are highly suitable for kumquats, producing fruit that is smoother, glossier and more durable than in other regions. With prices ranging from VND 2-3 million per tree, he expects to earn around VND 400 million this Tet season.
This year, the family of Mr. Tran Van Tuan (Village 13, Ea Ktur commune) is cultivating 200 kumquat trees. The saplings were brought from Hanoi, and it takes about three years of careful tending from planting to harvest. According to Mr. Tuan, Dak Lak’s climate and soil are highly suitable for kumquats, producing fruit that is smoother, glossier and more durable than in other regions. With prices ranging from VND 2-3 million per tree, he expects to earn around VND 400 million this Tet season.
At present, many garden households have already received orders from traders, who are transporting the plants to collection points.
At present, many garden households have already received orders from traders, who are transporting the plants to collection points.

Translated by HAI LOAN

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