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Planting 35,000 sunflowers along the Saigon River

VnExpressVnExpress28/11/2023


35,000 sunflowers will be planted along the 5,000 square meter Saigon River bank on the Thu Thiem side for people to enjoy on the occasion of New Year and Lunar New Year 2024.

On the morning of November 28, more than a hundred workers began planting sunflowers about 30 cm tall in rows in front of the Ho Chi Minh City Planning Exhibition Center. These plants had been incubated in the garden for more than a month. To keep the branches upright and not be knocked over by the wind, workers added support poles and fixed ropes.

Workers move sunflowers planted in prepared beds on the morning of November 28. Photo: Ho Dinh

Workers move sunflowers planted in beds on the Thu Thiem side, morning of November 28. Photo: Ho Dinh

Tree planting area on vacant land along the Saigon River near Ba Son Bridge, Thu Thiem urban area, Thu Duc City, opposite Bach Dang Park, District 1.

According to the plan, on November 28 and 29, the unit in charge will plant more than 15,000 sunflowers to serve visitors on the occasion of New Year's Eve, then plant another 20,000 trees for Lunar New Year 2024.

Perspective of sunflower garden along Saigon River in Thu Duc City. Photo: Thu Duc City People's Committee

Perspective of sunflower garden along Saigon River in Thu Duc City. Photo: Thu Duc City People's Committee

Planting sunflowers along this area aims to eliminate the sloppiness and pollution caused by vacant, uninvested land. In addition to the above items, Thu Duc People's Committee also leveled the ground, made sidewalks, provided lighting, built a riverside park along with piers, stone parks, fountains, etc.

Dinh Van



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