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Find out the significance of different trees, plants and objects used in the garden according to feng shui.
Plants And Feng Shui
The principles of feng shui can be applied to your garden as well. You can design your garden in such a way that it attracts positive energy, wealth and good fortune. According to feng shui different plants, trees, animals and objects used in the garden signify different things. Feng shui gives a lot of importance to plants and flowers. This ancient Chinese art believes that green plants and blooming flowers brings good luck and fortune to the place in which they are kept. Feng shui believes that placing few specific plants and flowers in certain specific position in your house and office can bring about a lot of positive changes in your personal and professional life. Mentioned below are the lists of different types of plants and flowers that are considered auspicious according to feng shui and the importance plants have on good fortune and luck. Read on to discover knowhow on plants and feng shui to understand the interdependence of both.
Acacia Tree: Permanence
Apricot: Fruitfulness
Aspidistra: Strength
Bamboo: Youth, Perseverance and good luck
Begonia: Perfect Yin/Yang Balance
Cherry: Fruitfulness
Camellia: Evergreen
Chrysanthemum: Endurance and long life
Cypress: Nobility
Delphinium: Consolidation
Flowers: Wealth
Gardenia: Strength
Hibiscus: Abundance
Hydrangea: Achievement
Jasmine: Friendship
Juniper: Tolerance
Lilies: Profusion
Lotus: Determination
Magnolia: Fragrance
Old Man: Longevity
Orange: Wealth
Orchid: Patience and endurance
Peach: Friendship
Pear: Long life
Peony: Wealth
Pine Tree: Long life
Plum: Beauty and youth
Pomegranate: Fertility
Happiness: Prosperity
Rhododendron: Fragility
Rose: Beauty
Water lily: Fortitude
Willow: Grace
Wisteria: Beauty
- Plants and flowers play a very important role in feng shui and there is no denying that.
- Feng shui considers plants and flowers to be auspicious and it is always advisable and beneficial to grow plants in the house. Feng shui will require you to plant wooden plants within the premises of your house.
- Feng shui also believes in the fact that plants in the office bring good luck to your profession life. Consider placing plants towards the east, south or south-east corners of your office to get the maximum benefits out of them.
- Feng shui suggests that if you are a married couple and wish to have children, avoid placing flowers in the bedroom. Place a basket of fruits like pomegranate or any other such symbol of fertility, instead of flowers.
- Avoid placing thorny plants inside your house. It is better to have thorny plants outside your house for them to form a protective shield around your house. However, avoid placing them too close to the main door.
- Bonsai plants do not come under the list of favourable plants in feng shui. Bonsai plants resemble stunted growth according to feng shui and therefore should be avoided both inside and outside the house.
- It is advisable for you to trim your plants regularly, since overgrown plants symbolises bad energy. Similarly, the trees in your garden should also be trimmed on regular basis.
- Fresh flowers are believed to bring luck and fortune to the house. Therefore, it is always better to place fresh flowers in the living room. Do remember to replace dead flowers with fresh ones on a regular basis, since you cannot really have dying flowers in your house.
- Do not place dried flowers inside your house, since they are believed to bring misfortune. If you consider the task of changing flowers every two days as bothering, you can simply use artificial flowers.
- Do not place flowers, plants or any other feng shui symbol inside your bathroom. If you happen to place any feng shui symbol inside your bathroom, good luck will backfire and turn into bad luck and misfortune.
- Oranges and lemons are believed to be powerful symbols of fortune and prosperity. You can place this on the entrance of your door, just like how Hindus hang lemons and chillies at the entrance of their homes.
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