(2010-8). Fairy Lily

On the 30th of July 2010, the SRV Ministry of Information and Communications issues the stampset:

Fairy Lily

(VN Code: 995)




Indigenous to the Western Hemisphere, Fairy lily are petite members of the amaryllis family. They are clump-forming perennials which are small at first, but over several seasons will increase nicely.

Fairy lily is easy little bulbs to cultivate, standing about 9 inches tall. It is also a popular house plant. It bears linear, hollow, strap-shaped or grass-like leaves. The solitary flowers consisting of 6 pointed petals, borne on a short scape are delicate and flourish throughout the rainy season, especially after heavy showers. A good garden soil is suitable and a sunny or semi-shady environment.

It is useful as a border plant in front of the shrubberies and can decorate windows when in shallow pots or bowls.

On the 30th of July 2010, the SRV Ministry of Information and Communications issues the stampset “Fairy Lily” consisting of 2 values with their denominations of 3,500 đ and 10,500 đ.

The stampset shows two petite members of Fairy Lily in Vietnam:

  • Value 2-1: denomination of 3,500 đ - Pink Fairy Lily (Zephyranthes carinata Herb).
  • Value 2-2: denomination of 10,500 đ - Yellow Fairy Lily (Zephyranthes ajax Hort).

FDC of this stampset.


Technical Details
:

Name of stampset

Fairy Lily

Number of value 

2

Designer 

Nguyễn Du

Face value of stamps (VNĐ)

3,500; 10,500

Total of face value (VNĐ)

14,000

Date of issue 

30-07-2010

Date of expiry

30-06-2012

Size of stamp (mm)

26 x 33

Perforation 

13 

Sheet composition 

45 (9 x 5)  

FDC (cover)

1

Size of FDC (mm)

180 x 110

Printing process

Offset multicoloured on gummed standard papers by Postal Stamps Printing Company (in Hồ Chí Minh city)

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