Thursday, February 21, 2008

New Year Flower - Part 2

Besides WoChe flower market, we also went to Victoria Park flower market. This is the largest flower market in HK.



Queen Victoria statue, a famous landmark of Victoria Park.


This flower market offered more variety of flowers. Traffic is heavy every year.



My favourite, Tulip. The owner told me it can open flower for once only, then the plant will die. Why all the pretties things can't live long?






This flower is simple and nice too.


This stall had attracted many people for the pretties flower pots they display. The price was much cheaper too, HKD25 / pot compared to HKD48 / pot in WoChe flower market. Should I bought my flowers here, I have saved at least HKD30 / 2 pots. Should I negotiate the price some more, I might even saved HKD40 / 2 pots. DAMN !!


Some of the flowers they sold here.





Flower (1)



Flower (2)
At the 1st glance, Flower (1) = Flower (2). But not exactly.



Flower (3), like a group of sunny happy faces.

Emm...Flower (3) can best represent this little boy.

Heard some of the trees cost around HKD10K this year. Bloody expensive!! Anyway, normal people won't have that big house to contain it, but company. As usual, my company bought 1 tree this year.

In previous years, those flowers have opened to their fullest already. But they were not the same this year due to the prolong cold temperature. 95% of them were not open this year. Kind of a disaster to the shop owner, I guess.

That's another stall with zero-flowers on the plants.
This is the only pot we see with flowers, in one of the stalls there.

This spinning-KUMKAT-tree looks so cool.

As usual, orchard remain the most popular New Year flower in HK.
The price of Orchard flowers had rised 25-30% this year. However, due to good economy for the past 2007, people is more willing to spend money though it's expensive.

This pot cost HKD1888.







By then, the boys were very tired walking in the crowds of people. They kept bugging to leave the place. But we haven't covered half of the area yet. So, we got to play with them from time to time to distract their attention of wanting to leave. Sigh.
Other stalls that sell MISC flowers and plants.










This stall sold small fishes. The colorful fishes were kept in the small glass tank. Very cute. This is the only stall that could capture the attention of the boys for the longest. We have to drag them to leave instead.


They looked so motionless sitting on a bench outside the park.


Boy, are you really that tired?



Anyway, as soon as they saw this branch that they could climb up and play, their energy was all back. Kids...

GONG XI FAT CHAI !!

4 Comments:

Blogger tasy said...

you should get another 2 pots of flowers home then!

anyway, very pretty flowers. how i wish to be there too.

11:05 AM  
Blogger Fishman said...

Such beautiful flowers! I see until I want to "Fatt Fah Tin" already. Hehehe

11:24 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hey. MY. Where have you been? Didn't see you blogging recently? Been back to Msia for CNY? Anyway Happy Gong Xi Fat Chai.

1:35 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Gargies, I wanted to buy more flowers, if not because we were to leave HK soon that time.

Furthermore, scared I will "Fatt Fah Tin" too, if I see too many flowers, just like what fishman said.

Hi CY, your are right. I went back Mal for CNY holiday. Thanks for your concern.

3:03 PM  

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