The flower market before the spring festival in China 1
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I would lose my mind in a place like that! So many cool plants (and fish.) 
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Fascinating! I recognized some of the plants, but most are new to me, so doubly appreciated. Thank you for taking the time and effort to share these with us.
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So Beautiful! I would love to do something like that!
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Oh my goodness! I do so much want to go shopping there. And the tangerines, oh my. I am guessing that commercial businesses purchase many of the plants and people fill their homes with them? Is it traditional to gift flowers to relatives and friends at this time of year as well?
. And the tangerines, oh my. I am guessing that commercial businesses purchase many of the plants and people fill their homes with them? Is it traditional to gift flowers to relatives and friends at this time of year as well?
Such treasures galore. That first shot of that flowering Tea-olive (Osmanthus fragrans) is so nicely shaped and in perfect bloom. This plant is available in white, yellow, and orange-flowered forms, but I find I usually like the orange flowers best.