North Korea, Pyongyang: the Kims' statue, wedding and pioneers

[@blackberrybunny]

I have a question -- something I always wonder about. Maybe you can answer it for me? At the giant statues of the Kims, where does everyone get (buy/purchase) those flower bouquets? I never see anyone explain this or show a vendor selling them, perhaps nearby? And where does the vendor get all of these flowers? For when I see videos of the DPRK's countryside, I never see flowers growing. Maybe a little corn.... but NEVER flowers. So where do they all come from? And what happens to all of those bouquets every day when they are collected and removed??? How much does a bouquet cost? Thank you so much for any answers. I know it's not a fascinating question, but after watching over 100 videos about North Korea, most of my questions are eventually answered, except for these, about those flower bouquets........

[@akeletibol]

+Molly A. Block Yes, there is a vendor further down, some 5min walk away. She is the lady at the beginning. You are kind of "requested" to buy. And the price (at least the Western tourist tag) is much higher than what you would expect, I remember.