These days sees the white wild pear trees in full bloom in Hanoi. Locals often decorate their homes with the flowers during Tet holiday. |
Wild pear flowers are now being sold along the Nghi Tam dyke in front of the Quang An flower market in Tay Ho district. |
White pear flowers are dotting the capital’s streets. |
The flowers bloom for about a month, but if given professional care, the blooming time can last as long as two to three months. |
The most beautiful wild pear flower branches must have some pear fruits, symbolising prosperity in the early days of the New Year. |
According to sellers, wild pear flower trees are typically brought from mountainous provinces such as Lao Cai, Lang Son, and Ha Giang. |
Many Hanoians select a branch of wild pear flowers in order to decorate their homes with, particularly as the peach blossom or Kumquat trees tend to fade away during a quite long time of Tet holiday. |
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Small branches of wild pear flowers are popular among customers who use them to decorate their family’s altar. |
Some customers prefer big branches which adorn their living room. |
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