Rows of canary trees, also known as queens, lantern flowers, yellow scorpions, etc., along West Lake (Hanoi) are in full bloom. Some young people come to the row of canaries on Nguyen Dinh Thi Street to admire and take pictures, but still do not forget to wear masks to prevent the Covid-19 epidemic. Canary flowers are lemon yellow, each flower consists of many drooping flowers from 15 to 40cm long. Each flower is 4 to 7cm in diameter with 5 petals. Because the tree has beautiful flowers, wide canopy, grows quickly, is not too tall and has horizontal roots, firmly clinging to it, it deserves attention and attention to develop more as landscape trees and street trees. However, it should also be noted that canaries are very susceptible to stem borers and leafworms that easily affect the aesthetics and longevity of the plant, so it always needs careful care. Yellow canaries bloom on Trich Sai street (Tay Ho, Hanoi). Rows of canaries in the blooming season on Ve Ho Street (Tay Ho, Hanoi). Despite the epidemic, there are still some people who take advantage of the opportunity to admire and take pictures with the brilliant yellow color of canary flowers. Photo taken on Quang Khanh street, Tay Ho, Hanoi. Rows of canary trees quietly bloomed with brilliant yellow flowers on the deserted Ve Ho street on the weekend due to the Covid-19 epidemic raging in many provinces across the country. Rows of canary flowers on a section of Ve Ho street (Tay Ho, Hanoi). In Vietnam, the canary tree grows wild in the open forests in the Central Highlands provinces such as Gia Lai, Kon Tum, Dak Lak, and Dak Nong. It is also grown in many urban areas such as Nha Trang, Da Lat, Da Nang, Ho Chi Minh City… Along with canary flowers, the West Lake is also the blooming season of purple mauve flowers, red phoenix flowers…