(Dan Tri) - Instead of having to buy ornamental plants to bring home for Tet, Hanoi Tropical Garden "nurtures" residents a house next to a tropical garden with colorful trees and flowers, so that every season feels like welcoming spring.
Spring Garden
During the Lunar New Year, everywhere is bustling with the atmosphere of decoration, preparing to welcome spring. Traditionally, Vietnamese people often choose bright and vibrant colors such as red, yellow, etc. to decorate their own homes in particular and the community space in general.
Many families choose potted plants to place in front of their house as a sign of joy for the new season. Potted plants are only used during Tet, after which they are either discarded or returned to the nursery. The space of the house and the alley after the spring festival season is a little less colorful.
Hanoi Tropical Garden is a home where residents can celebrate Tet together in a warm and cozy atmosphere.
To help residents enjoy spring without having to worry about carrying heavy potted plants that can only be displayed for a short time, Hanoi Tropical Garden chose to create a space that is always as bright as Tet.
As a project that has been landscaped before the house is built, Hanoi Tropical Garden offers residents a tropical garden filled with vibrant colors of ornamental plants. When spring comes, the striking red color of some plants will decorate the living space to be more fresh and bright.
First of all, we must mention the Australian red bell trees, also known as wrens, with brilliant red colors. This tall tree species originates from Australia but is very suitable for the climate of Vietnam, blooming when spring comes. Because of this characteristic, wrens are often called the tree that signals the coming of spring. In the Hanoi Tropical Garden campus, there are many rows of wrens right in front of the house or the project's walkway, making the spring space brighter and more brilliant here.
In addition, the gardens of Hanoi Tropical Garden grow many unique five-color chrysanthemums, fragrant Japanese jasmine, or bright red Phuc Loc Tho flowers... with deep meanings of luck, fortune and prosperity. These flowers not only bloom in spring but also bloom in most seasons of the year, bringing bright vitality to the living space.
"Nurturing a home" with tropical green space
"Tropical Garden" Hanoi Tropical Garden is the passion and pride of the project investor when the landscape was created and cared for before the houses were built. Based on the land and natural terrain with streams and gardens, real estate developer EDGE has brought here unique tree species suitable for Vietnam's climate to increase the inherent beauty of the landscape.
Hanoi Tropical Garden is immersed in brilliant colors in all four seasons: warm spring with Australian red bells, dreamy summer with purple Lagerstroemia, refreshing autumn with yellow cassia leaves, eye-catching late winter with pink from the beauty tree,... Besides, Hanoi Tropical Garden is also a unique real estate project when the water source of Co stream is led into Vu Diep lake, bringing a very unique feature to the project.
Spring-filled space of Hanoi Tropical Garden.
Thanks to that, the space of Hanoi Tropical Garden not only has the colors of tropical trees, but is also adorned with the gentle sounds of nature, bringing green and peaceful living values to the civilized community.
Special mark of Hanoi Tropical Garden
Real estate developers mostly choose an area, design a project with a new landscape, liberating all the natural values of the terrain to build projects. Meanwhile, EDGE - the developer of the Hanoi Tropical Garden project chose a more difficult journey: Designing a house to fit the existing landscape.
The process of building a project is like incubating a house in the living space. As the show "Nurturing a house" - a podcast once commented, this process requires patience from the investor. The land selection stage also lasted 5 - 10 years. The developer incubated not only tree varieties but also developed the natural ecosystem of the land. When the conditions were right to implement the project, the developer pruned the branches of the mature tree, then placed the project's infrastructure in that space.
EDGE developer wants to bring the residents' homes closer to nature; build homes as part of nature, close to nature, in harmony and without destroying the landscape. The harmony between the home and nature creates positive energy for the residents' lives. This is an important factor in preserving natural values not only for the present generation but also for future generations.
Source: https://dantri.com.vn/bat-dong-san/bon-mua-ngap-tran-sac-tet-o-hanoi-tropical-garden-20250121154111375.htm
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