What trees can't be planted in the yard at home?

Generally, you can't plant any trees in your yard, such as willow, poplar, peach, cypress, plum, banyan and mulberry.

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Willow, willow is forbidden in the yard. Planting willows will cause people to lose money, because the homonym of willows is' flow', and planting willows will make the family's money flow out. There is also a saying that a long time ago, people thought that willows belonged to the shade, and because willows did not bear seeds, seeds and seeds were also homophonic and unlucky.

Poplar and poplar leaves are lush, and the wind rustles. There is a folk saying that poplar is named "ghost clapping". Some people think that poplars are easy to attract ghosts because they make noise when the wind blows.

Peach trees, because the peach blossoms on peach trees are blood red, people think that the blood red of peach trees is blood, and peach is homophonic with' escape'. People also think it means running away.

Cypress and cypress are evergreen and tenacious, but they should not be planted in cemeteries, also known as grave trees. The meaning of planting cypress in a house is unknown. Plum tree, plum tree and' Mei' are homophonic. People think that planting plum trees in the yard will imply that the owner is lustful and the wife will be defeated.

Banyan, planting banyan in the yard is considered by many people as not accepting banyan. Ficus usually has thick roots and developed underground roots, which often leads to uneven ground and unstable houses. Mulberry, Mulberry's Mulberry is homophonic with' mourning', so it also becomes very unlucky. Go out and see sang homophonic.