There are only a few days left until the Lunar New Year of Giap Thin, at this time many types of ornamental plants have been brought to the streets to serve the needs of Tet players. In addition to traditional ornamental plants, this year, a gardener in Hanoi launched a pair of “dual dragon” tangerine trees with a dragon-shaped shape that attracts many people.Two “dragon-shaped” tangerine trees are displayed at the beginning of Lac Long Quan street, Hanoi.Mr. Nguyen Duc Anh (33 years old, ornamental plant artist in Bac Tu Liem, Hanoi) launched a pair of ornamental tangerine trees shaped like dragons.According to this artist, to have a pair of beautiful kumquat canopy, curving in the shape of a dragon, it takes the artist 2-3 years of care and shaping. The pair of “dragons” are 2 m high and 3.5 m long.“Bending trees into dragon shapes is difficult, but giving them soul is even more difficult. When moving the tree, in order not to affect the roots and fruits, I have to use a crane to transport it very gently,” Mr. Duc Anh added.A pair of tangerines covered with ripe fruit from head to tail represents a full and prosperous year.The soft, curving “dragon body” brings natural beauty.To make it more eye-catching, artists decorate many miniatures under the tree.Before going to the streets to serve the Lunar New Year of Giap Thin, the pair of “Double Dragon” tangerines are carefully cared for to ensure the tree grows steadily and the fruit ripens evenly and beautifully.Currently, a pair of dragon kumquats is being sold by Mr. Duc Anh for more than 250 million VND. Many passersby had to stop to admire and take photos of this pair of dragon-shaped kumquats.
There are only a few days left until the Lunar New Year of Giap Thin, at this time many types of ornamental plants have been brought to the streets to serve the needs of Tet players. In addition to traditional ornamental plants, this year, a gardener in Hanoi launched a pair of “dual dragon” tangerine trees with a dragon-shaped shape that attracts many people.
Two “dragon-shaped” tangerine trees are displayed at the beginning of Lac Long Quan street, Hanoi.
Mr. Nguyen Duc Anh (33 years old, ornamental plant artist in Bac Tu Liem, Hanoi) launched a pair of ornamental tangerine trees shaped like dragons.
According to this artist, to have a pair of beautiful kumquat canopy, curving in the shape of a dragon, it takes the artist 2-3 years of care and shaping. The pair of “dragons” are 2 m high and 3.5 m long.
“Bending trees into dragon shapes is difficult, but giving them soul is even more difficult. When moving the tree, in order not to affect the roots and fruits, I have to use a crane to transport it very gently,” Mr. Duc Anh added.
A pair of tangerines covered with ripe fruit from head to tail represents a full and prosperous year.
The soft, curving “dragon body” brings natural beauty.
To make it more eye-catching, artists decorate many miniatures under the tree.
Before going to the streets to serve the Lunar New Year of Giap Thin, the pair of “Double Dragon” tangerines are carefully cared for to ensure the tree grows steadily and the fruit ripens evenly and beautifully.
Currently, a pair of dragon kumquats is being sold by Mr. Duc Anh for more than 250 million VND. Many passersby had to stop to admire and take photos of this pair of dragon-shaped kumquats.