For profit and for leisure, flower gardening a big hit in Antique town
The coronavirus diseases pandemic has opened new doors for Antiqueños who are engaged in flower gardening.
Serrano said she decided to sell the flowers she was cultivating in her garden so she would be able to earn some money for their family needs during this pandemic. Serrano was surprised to learn that aside from her, there were other people also selling flowers at the capitol.At the time of the interview, Serrano was waiting for a customer who will buy her Calathea plant.From selling a variety of plants, Serrano earns P1,000 a week, which she said was a big economic support for her family.
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