Ho Chi Minh City hosts exotic plant festival
At the event, held on Saturday and Sunday, visitors can peruse various kinds of exotic ornamental plants of gardeners nationwide.
They include green moss planted in glass boxes, bonsai trees, cactuses, succulents, pitcher plants, and imported ornamental plants.
Visitors can take photos in a green space in the city’s downtown area, and take part in workshops on ways to take care of ornamental plants and interesting contests.
The festival is organized by local and foreign ornamental plant lovers and gardeners to open up interaction and connection opportunities and spread the love of trees to other people, especially the young.
Some photos of the festival:
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