Quang Ba Flower Village

Quang Ba Flower Village
Address: Quang Ba Village, Nhat Tan, Tu Liem district, Hanoi
Products: daisies, dahlias, sunflowers, peaches and kumquat trees.

In Lunar December, flower villages around Hanoi enter their peak season, as people buy potted plants to welcome the new spring. Quang Ba Flower Village has along been a source of pride for Hanoians. Generations of Hanoians have gone to Quang Ba, Nhat Tan and Tu Liem villages on the outskirts of the capital to buy colorful flowers for Tet. Nowadays, as land prices soar, less and less land is devoted to flower-growing. Plants still grown here inclide daisies, cry santhemums, dahlias and sunflowers. Long known for its flowering peach trees, Nhat Tan is now bare of flower fields. However as the New Yearr approaches, flower-growers from Quang Ba still sell flowering pink peach trees and orange-studded kumqat trees, along the dyke road beside the Red River.

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