The rambutan garden of Mr. Vo Van Teo and Mrs. Phan Thi Huong's family (Bau Cong hamlet, Tan My commune) has attracted many people from inside and outside the district to visit, take pictures and buy fruit for nearly a week.
Ms. Huong said that in the past few days, the garden has welcomed dozens of visitors every day to visit and buy rambutan, with nearly 100 people coming on peak days. Many people are excited to visit the garden and experience picking rambutan.
Visitors enjoy the experience of picking rambutan in the garden.
If in the past, if you wanted to visit an orchard, you had to go to the Western or Southeast provinces, now you can visit a rambutan garden right in your locality, so many people, especially young people, really like it.
Ms. Nguyen Thi Thanh Xuan (Hau Nghia town, Duc Hoa district) shared that when she learned about the rambutan garden in Tan My commune, she took her children to visit so that they could see the rambutan trees with their own eyes and experience picking the fruit. It only took about 20 minutes from home to the garden, and her children had a fun and enjoyable time.
Similar to Ms. Xuan, Ms. Tran Bao Ngan (Hau Nghia town) said that through social networks, she learned about the rambutan garden in Bau Cong hamlet. Seeing that the garden was close to her house, she wanted to go there to explore , take souvenir photos and buy rambutan for her family. The feeling of going to the garden to eat fruit that she harvested herself was truly an interesting experience.
Mr. Vo Van Teo said that his family's rambutan garden has been planted for nearly 8 years with about 50 trees bearing fruit and has been harvested for 4 years, most of which are Thai rambutan and a few traditional rambutan trees. At first, he planted more than 60 trees but had to cut them down to create space for the trees to grow. Every year, the garden harvests off-season, however, this year due to the influence of the weather and irrigation water, the rambutan has a second off-season.
The rambutan garden of Mr. Vo Van Teo and Mrs. Phan Thi Huong's family (Bau Cong hamlet, Tan My commune, Duc Hoa district) yields about 1 ton/crop.
This is not the first year that Mr. Teo's family has opened the garden for people to experience and buy rambutan. Four years ago, when the rambutans began to bear fruit, he allowed visitors to visit . When the rambutans are ripe, the family will harvest and sell them at local markets. The fruits are grown in a safe way, so everyone can rest assured.
Sharing the reason for renovating his garden to grow fruit trees, Mr. Teo said that it started because his family members wanted to visit the rambutan garden, but because the gardens were far from home, he decided to try growing this type of tree to both serve the family's needs and create extra income.
According to him, rambutan trees require a lot of care when newly planted, and he himself has no experience, so he encountered many difficulties. However, after a period of research, he has succeeded with the model of growing rambutan trees in Duc Hoa land.
Currently, his rambutan garden yields an average of more than 1 ton/crop. For Mr. Teo, the rambutan garden not only brings income to his family but also brings joy to his grandparents when visitors come to experience rambutan picking and take photos to check-in in their hometown without having to go far./.
Mai Nha
Source: https://baolongan.vn/ve-duc-hoa-hai-chom-chom-a196373.html
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