Thursday, September 17, 2009

Yangju Flower Market

There is a place here on Camp Casey called the Pear Blossom Cottage. It is for spouses to hang out, meet each other, use a real kitchen (not all apartments here have ovens), wash clothes, take classes and go on field trips. One such field trip we went on was to the Yangju Flower Market. It was about a 2 hour subway ride to get there. Then, we grabbed a taxi and hoped the taxi driver knew where to go... especially since we really didn't know where we were going. LOL! They had flowers everywhere! The prices would knock you over! 10 roses from $2.00-$3.00! At prices like that, you can get a LOT of roses!!! There were so many different kinds of flowers. There was a section of fresh-cut flowers, greenhouses, silk flowers and floral accessories and a section where they made the most beautiful floral arrangements. I bought some roses (forgot to take pictures of the ones I bought) and some mums for about $4 per plant. It was a neat trip, but I probably won't be making that trip often as it is so far. Sept 17, 2009

The sign to look for to find the Flower Market


A basket made up with 100 roses.


Beautiful basket of arranged flowers


Don't you hate it when you turned the picture, but it won't show up that way?



A view of the room where they sell fresh flowers


The Nature Girl


The Artist


Piles of flowers for sale



Purple, blue and white... so pretty


These purple orchids caught my eye.


Beautiful orchids. I love this one with painted edges.




Shelves of orchids everywhere.


My girls with their flowers.


Zebra stand for plants


Poinsettias in September in Korea!


Potted plants with pretty sand designs


Plants potted in traditional Korean pottery


I loved these little critters!


Decorative dolls made with slices of wood.


a giant pile of baskets up in the artificial flower area


Gabriel sharing his Ipod movie with the Nature Girl
See his arm around her? Gonna have to keep an eye on those two! LOL!


The kids all watching a movie on the Ipod

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