The Secret Meaning Behind 11 Common Trees
You know the symbolism of an olive branch, but what about wisteria?
By Brie Dyas
You know the symbolism of an olive branch, but what about wisteria?
1
Oak
With its expansive canopy, an oak isn't just stately. It's a symbol of power and courage.
2
Palm Trees
Whether potted or part of a tropical landscape, these trees always said "vacation" to us. But they actually represent peace, as the trunk bends without breaking (flexibility, you see).
3
Wisteria
It won't entirely surprise you that this gorgeous tree symbolizes romance.
4
Cherry Tree
Their branches are filled with lush flowers for a very brief time, which may be why the cherry is considered a sign of good fortune when in bloom. The cherry also stands for love and romance.
5
Birch Trees
With their striking spare shape, birch trees have year-round beauty. Symbolically, they represent new beginnings.
6
Elm Tree
Old-growth elms are traditionally found on college campuses. Perhaps it's a coincidence that these trees represent intuition and inner strength.
7
Redwood Trees
This one's not so surprising: The mighty redwood represents "forever."
8
Maple
If you have this type of tree in your yard, you might enjoy a better sense of balance and promise in your life.
9
Cedar
These beautiful trees are thought to having a healing, cleansing benefit.
10
Japanese maple
This striking tree represents great blessings and peaceful retreat.
11
Fir Tree
Like most evergreens, you might think of a fir as a Christmas tree. However, it is a symbol of springtime.
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