World Cup trophy shaped bonsai trees go on sale

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Kumquat trees in a garden owned by Nguyen Van Thanh in Van Giang district of Hung Yen province go on sale with hundreds of new models.
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Unique trophy-shaped kumquat trees created to celebrate the ongoing FIFA World Cup in Qatar prove hugely attractive to shoppers this year.
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A kumquat tree shaped like the World Cup stands at 3.2 metres high.
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Gardener Thanh says he loves football and it takes time to create a bonsai tree with a unique shape.
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Such a bonsai tree in the photo costs VND18 million.
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Around 20 love-shaped kumquat trees are also put on sale in Thanh’s garden.
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Each heart-shaped kumquat tree is over 2 metres high.
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A vase-shaped kumquat tree is around two to 3.8 metres high and has diameter of 1.5 metres.
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Each vase-shaped kumquat tree costs between VND20 – 25 million.
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During Tet it is believed that the more fruits on a kumquat tree inside a house then the more luck will come to the owner ahead in the new year.

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