Located not far from the center of Hanoi, the green space in Huynh Cung village, Dai Thanh commune these days is becoming the focus of attention thanks to the characteristic pink color of tuong vi flowers. Lasting from the beginning of June to the end of August, this year's flower season opens up an interesting journey of enjoyment when the appearance of the entire garden continuously changes with each period of time.
Unlike many summer flowers that bloom and then fade quickly, tuong vi flowers here have a cycle lasting nearly three months and are divided into three distinctive milestones. This change brings different feelings to visitors depending on the time of visit.
In the first stage, it usually lasts from the beginning of June to about mid-July, which is also when the flower road enters its most visually satisfying period. Tuong vi flowers bloom uniformly, clustered heavily to form bright pink arches. This is an ideal time for those who want to admire the magnificent scenery and record colorful footage.
Stepping into the second phase until mid-August, the flower density begins to gradually decrease. However, pink at this time turns to a gentle color tone, with a gentle and poetic nuance.
This time is suitable for people who love peace, want to find deep photo angles and relaxing spaces.
The final stage ends in the first days of September, marking the end of the season when flowers are mainly concentrated at the top of the tree. Small clusters of flowers dotted on a background of green leaves create delicate accents, evoking a gentle seasonal transition as Hanoi prepares to enter the autumn weather.
The attraction of the tuong vi flower space here comes not only from natural factors but also from the contribution of human labor. From a familiar and popular flower in many rural areas, hundreds of tuong vi trees in the park have been shaped and created by artisan Hung Go into works with flexible shapes, highly artistic.
To maintain the shape and durability of the flowers for many months, care requires great meticulousness. Gardeners here share that what they are most concerned about is the weather factor.
In this stage, growers only hope for favorable weather, light rain and gentle wind just enough for the tree to nourish itself, maintain the durability of the petals in order to fully dedicate its beauty to the public to admire.
For the people of the capital and tourists from all over, clearly grasping the changes in the appearance of tuong vi flowers will help the sightseeing plan become more proactive and complete, depending on each person's personal aesthetic preference.
