In the late November, Hanoi streets appear pure white with carts full of ox-eye daisy flowers. Sellers usually took flowers in Quang Ba flower night market, Hanoi at about 3 am.
Little flowers of Ox-eye daisy on Hanoi streets convey message of coming winter.
On remaining days of autumn, such a little kind of flower seems bring a new color for Hanoi capital streets.
Ox-eye daisy has a medium tall un-branched stem topped by a solitary composite flower of white rays (petals) surrounding a yellow disc floret.
This kind of flower blossoms in early morning and closes in late afternoon.
In Hanoi, ox-eye daisy is popularly planted at Nhat Tan and Tay Tuu flower gardens.
A lot of flower lovers go in person to the flower gardens to buy beautiful ox-eye daisy and take photo with it.
Hanoi girls in “ao dai” costume and traditional conical hat take photo with white pure ox-eye daisy flowers.
The ox-eye daisy rate is about VND 25,000 to VND 50,000/ bunch.
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