The whole Cam Ha Commune in Quang Nam Province’s Hoi An City has more than 500 households specializing in planting ornamental kumquats for sale on the Tet market.

The locality’s kumquat growers are expected to sell 45,000 pots for this year’s Tet Festival, a decrease of 20,000 as compared to last year. The selling prices range from VND500,000 - VND3 million each, depending on their sizes. This is a great effort of kumquat growers in the context of the complicated developments of COVID-19 and unfavourable weather conditions.

Let’s see some stunning photos of ornamental kumquat trees in Hoi An City, taken by our freelance photographer Khanh Linh.

Ornamental kumquat trees in Hoi An are on sale at the prices of between VND500,00 and VND3 million each, depending on their sizes.

Pots of bonsai kumquat trees are ready for sale on the Tet market

66-year-old Vo Sau living in An Phong street block, Tan An Ward, Hoi An City, said that, this year, she only grows about 250 kumquat trees due to the influence of unfavourable weather conditions and COVID-19.

Mr. Mai Trinh, 68, living in An Phong street block, Tan An Ward, is pruning young green kumquats so that the trees can bloom beautifully.

Many kumquat growers are worried about the revenue of this year's kumquat crops.

Kumquat growers are waiting for traders.

Reporting by DNO - Translating by M.DUNG