In China trees are pruned to attract buyers In Jinhua, in eastern China, horticulturists give the trees original shapes: hearts, stars, rabbits or even gold bars. A creative way to stand out and attract buyers. These plant sculptures require about two years of work and regular pruning. The producers now plan to diversify their creations with new animal shapes and other geometric figures. RT in French dare to ask.

In China trees are pruned to attract buyers In Jinhua, in eastern China, horticulturists give the trees original shapes: hearts, stars, rabbits or even gold bars. A creative way to stand out and attract buyers. These plant sculptures require about two years of work and regular pruning. The producers now plan to diversify their creations with new animal shapes and other geometric figures. RT in French dare to ask.