Names and meanings of various trees

1, bamboo: Su Dongpo said, "Eating without meat is better than living without bamboo." Bamboo is a symbol of elegance and exquisiteness. It is not afraid of the wind in the southeast and northwest, and it can also become a feng shui shelter forest. Rich bamboo cage, meaning steady rise, good luck and wealth, full of vigor and vitality, make progress.

2. Sophora japonica: The wood of Sophora japonica is hard, and it can be used as a greening tree and a street tree. It is considered to represent the "land" in Feng Shui. The ancient imperial court planted three locust trees and nine spines, and the officials and doctors sat under them, facing the three locust trees, which was the three fairs. Therefore, the locust tree has a high grade in the tree and is authoritative in the town house.

3. Osmanthus fragrans: It is said that there is Osmanthus fragrans in the middle of the month, and Osmanthus fragrans is also Osmanthus fragrans, which can be used as medicine. Song Wenzhi wrote: "The laurel blossoms fall in the middle of the moon, and the sky is fragrant." . Osmanthus fragrans symbolizes nobility. Osmanthus fragrans is a natural air freshener with a fragrant smell in summer.

4. Plum: Plum trees are highly adaptable to the soil, with five petals, which means "Five Blessingg Plum Blossom" and can enhance the happiness of the family.

5. Banyan tree: It contains the meaning of "tolerance is the greatest, but no desire is the strongest", which helps residents to improve their self-cultivation.

6. eucalyptus urophylla: forge ahead.

7. Ginkgo biloba is one of the oldest tree species, belonging to the heritage family and contemporary with dinosaurs. Meaning is eternal.

8. Magnolia grandiflora: Magnolia grandiflora represents gratitude and focuses on serving the country.

9. Plum: It symbolizes the future of Wan Li.

10, Yushu: Long Mai in Qing Dynasty, which is closely related to Feng Shui and attaches great importance to it.

1 1, Fortune Tree: Fortune Tree is planted in some private gardens or courtyards, and its potted plants are also used as ceremonial plants for company opening or festivals.

12, Hibiscus: Hibiscus homonym "Hibiscus" is a symbol of wealth, splendor, auspiciousness and nobility. Many kinds are in the yard.

13, Golden Willow: Golden Willow has strong adaptability, straight trunk, dense branches, soft like willow, swaying in the wind, unique charm, golden color, dazzling, looks like a pyramid from a distance, and overflows with pleasant fragrance, and is often used in courtyard landscape, implying rich and auspicious plants.

14, Bambusa gigantea: "Turtle" is a symbol of longevity, and Bambusa gigantea means health and longevity.