The trend of indoor plants is increasingly chosen by more people because of its benefits and aesthetics.

Within the framework of Hue Festival 2022 activities, on the morning of June 20, Hue Monuments Conservation Center opened the exhibition of ornamental plants and orchids of three regions in 2022 at Thieu Phuong, Co Ha gardens, and Imperial Domestic Affair Department – Hue Imperial Citadel. Attending the opening of the exhibition was Permanent Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee Phan Ngoc Tho.

Growing orchids is no longer a hobby for the elderly and retirees, it is also chosen by young people of all ages and occupations. Grasping that trend, a number of establishments and businesses have turned to invest in this field, such as Tien Phong Forestry one number state limited company. In addition to the task of protecting and developing forest, planting medicinal plants, ornamental and plants annually..., the company has recently nursed orchids to sell to the market to meet the needs of flower lovers and limit the exploitation of natural forest orchids.

Recently, the planting of semi-submerged forests has been interested by the authorities and people in coastal and lagoon areas.

After nearly a year of experimenting with the idea of ​​​​planting a Prunus Persica garden in the highland area from the call of "Giving the Tet Prunus Persica trees to A Luoi district instead of throwing them away". This Tet holiday, A Luoi Prunus Persica garden has blossomed, attracting the locals and visitors to visit and take photos.

Every year, in the days leading up to Tet, workers of Hue Green Park Center are busy preparing flowers and ornamental plants to display along the parks and central routes to welcome the new year.

Fauna and flora experts have discovered a new plant species that is considered endangered (VU, D2) according to the IUCN Red List criteria and needs to be protected. That is good news for science, confirmed by Mr. Le Ngoc Tuan, Director of the Provincial Forest Protection Department on the afternoon of January 17.

On the days of late autumn and early winter, taking advantage of the sunny weather, a team of rangers and forestry experts carried many things into the remote forest of Sao La Nature Reserve (A Luoi District)… Not to investigate deforestation, not to set camera traps or to rescue animals, this time they embarked on a journey to seek native forest tree varieties from the natural forest in order to perform the mission of planting forest tree varieties and conserving rare genetic resources.