Unique plants on display at Hanoi Ornamental Creatures Festival 2022

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The event features a wider range of unique ornamental trees and bonsai worth several hundreds to billions of VND.
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This piece named “Hoang Long Vu De” is valued at VND3 billion, equivalent to US$126,370.
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Another piece, named “Vu Hoi Long Hoa”, is offered at a price in the tens of billions of VND.
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The age-old tree often has a massive, mossy trunk.
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A gardener brings his ornamental tree to the festival, offering it at VND3.5 billion, equal to US$147,431.
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The Hanoi Ornamental Creatures Festival is considered to be an important trade promotion activity which contributes to fostering the overall development of the capital’s horticulture.
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Local gardeners’ plants come in hundreds of designs, particularly as many consumers want their plants to be unique.

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According to a seller, they have to take intricate care of the ornamental creatures from their first sprouts to eventually shaping them into their designs.
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Some patterns require highly-meticulous work with great skill.

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