Thach Thang village, Duc Phong commune (Mo Duc district, Quang Ngai province) is known as the land of thousands of apricot blossoms. Almost every house has a garden of yellow apricot blossoms, some have a few trees, some have dozens of trees. Many poor families still keep the yellow apricot blossoms in their gardens to enjoy during Tet and do not sell them.
On the days before Lunar New Year, walking along the roads to villages, hamlets, and small alleys in Thach Thang village, Duc Phong commune, (Mo Duc district, Quang Ngai province), it is easy to see the image of bright yellow apricot trees blooming in front of the alleys, in front of the yards, and on the doorsteps of level 4 houses.
The nearly 20-year-old yellow apricot tree of Mr. Vo Than's family.
The "old" yellow apricot tree (perennial apricot tree, ancient apricot tree) is kept by the family and Pham Thi Pho, Thach Thang village, Duc Phong commune, (Mo Duc district, Quang Ngai province) as a treasure.
The apricot trees are grown and developed naturally, the owner does not edit or bend them to their shape. Mrs. Pho's family also has dozens of large and small apricot trees in the garden.
Mrs. Pho's grandchild often climbs the apricot tree to sit and play.
Tourists enjoy the blooming yellow apricot trees in Thach Thang village, Duc Phong commune (Mo Duc district, Quang Ngai province).
Yellow apricot trees in front of people's yards. Although urbanization has significantly affected the appearance of life in rural areas, here, in the whole hamlet, in the whole village, almost every house still keeps yellow apricot trees that are several decades old.
From the garden to the alley, this tree species is present everywhere.
Flower buds waiting to bloom in time for Tet.
Small apricot trees continue to be planted in home gardens by people in Thach Thang village, Duc Phong commune (Mo Duc district, Quang Ngai province).
In the subconscious of the people here, the beautiful blooming apricot blossoms on Tet holiday signal a year of good things. Therefore, many families, despite being poor, still keep apricot gardens that are decades old and worth hundreds of millions of dong to celebrate Tet, not to sell.
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