Imported flower market busy ahead of Vietnamese Women’s Day

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This year has seen sellers receive a considerable increase in terms of online orders.
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Flowers imported from Ecuador, the Netherlands, and Japan are among the favourites for this year, with each vase of flowers being sold for between VND6 million and VND12 million.
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A bouquet of flowers contains various unique colours.
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A vase of roses can be purchased for up to VND31,797,000 at 38 Degree Flowers shop.
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Florists have busy days ahead due to people celebrating Vietnamese Women’s Day on October 20. Their work requires plenty of skill and creativity.

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