After Tet, Mr. Hung took the peach pot to an empty lot near his house and left it lying around. Seeing this, the village chief, Mr. Luyen, stopped and asked:
- The peach tree is so fresh and blooming beautifully, why don't you prune it and plant it in the garden?
- Every year for Tet I buy a new peach tree, why bother planting it? Besides, it's not as beautiful as the garden, so I can't bring it into my house for Tet.
- I see your garden is big, plant more peach trees, when the tree blooms, if you plant it well it will bear fruit, you can just look at it, no need to put it in a pot to play in the house.
- Moreover, early spring is the occasion for Tet tree planting, each family takes advantage of the ornamental plants they planted during Tet to plant in the garden, so there must be many new trees planted every year, not only beautifying the garden but also protecting the common environment. If you are afraid that the garden is too small, you can remove the old, less developed trees to plant new ones. Or else, call the gardener who bought them during Tet to take the roots back and replant them, to avoid waste - Mr. Luyen added.
- When you say that, I just remembered, when I went to visit my cousin's house during Tet, I saw that his garden was so beautiful. There was no shortage of trees in the garden, from peach trees, apricot trees, kumquat trees, orchids, all blooming beautifully on Tet. It turned out that every year he took advantage of the Tet trees to replant in his garden, and the trees grown in the garden looked so naturally beautiful.
- That's right, these plants are easy to grow. You can search online to learn about them and they will bloom right on Tet. If you don't want to plant them in your garden, I'll ask schools, temples, and pagodas to see if they accept planting them in their grounds, then you can take them there. We can both make use of the plants and reduce waste in the environment.
- Yes, I think you should announce it on the village's Zalo group so that all households can do it together, both to beautify the landscape and not waste trees.
- You're right, let me tell you.
ORIGINALSource: https://baohaiduong.vn/tan-dung-cay-canh-choi-tet-404676.html
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