HONG KONG: After years of muted celebrations caused by COVID-19 restrictions, Chinese New Year in Hong Kong is blooming again. Flower sales are up, with farms and florists
Flower sales are up, with farms and florists reporting a jump in purchases this year. Some told CNA they were almost sold out.
Mr Kwok said the farm has seen a 10 per cent increase in total sales from last year, and has sold close to 90 per cent of its crop.Over at Chung Ying Farm, the most popular plant during this festive period is the tangerine tree, a compact shrub which bears fruit resembling small, round oranges.Many families and businesses place the plant at home or in offices, hoping it will bring them good luck for the new year.
“It’s so troublesome for us to ship the goods during the closure of borders. The plants took three to four days to arrive,” said the farm’s owner Mr Lam Moon Cheung.“We had a hard time hiring workers – the labour supply was intense as well as the transportation,” said Mr Lam. Tens of millions of Chinese citizens travelled across the country to visit family and friends, many for the first time since the pandemic began.
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