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Vietnam: Looking at the ornamental plant production district of the Mekong Delta

Chợ Lách District in the Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta province of Bến Tre has gained a well-deserved reputation in the southern region of Việt Nam for its long-standing tradition of growing flowers, ornamental plants and seedlings.

The district has transformed into a crucial hub for the ornamental plant trade, catering not just to local markets but also to domestic and international demand. With its rich agricultural history and cultural significance, the district's contributions to the horticultural sector make it a vibrant and integral part of the country's economy.

Located about 50 kilometers from the central area of Bến Tre, it is an abundant land with fertile soil, a favorable tropical climate and access to water from the delta's rivers.

For centuries, local people have relied on agriculture as their primary livelihood, and over time, the cultivation of flowers and ornamental plants has emerged as the district's main economic activity.

Read more at Vietnam News

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