What trees are good for Feng Shui in residential courtyards?

Introduction: Many people plant flowers, plants and trees in the green belts of their residential courtyards, which not only beautifies the environment, but also improves air quality and has a certain feng shui effect. However, it should be noted that there are certain methods and options for planting trees in residential courtyards. Some trees are suitable for planting, while others are not. Please see below for the specific content. Mr. Shui Mo will reveal to you the taboos of residential Feng Shui in this issue.

The most suitable trees for garden planting are:

Feng Shui considers a tree to be a lucky object for a variety of reasons. Sometimes it is based on the characteristics of the plant, and sometimes it is based on the plant's meaning or even homophony.
Generally speaking, plants such as palm trees, orange trees, bamboo, toon trees, osmanthus trees, plum trees, banyan trees, jujube trees, pomegranate trees, grape trees, crabapple trees, and ganoderma lucidum are auspicious plants; plants such as peach trees, willow trees, ginkgo trees, cypress trees, soapberry trees, and gourds have the effect of warding off evil spirits.

Trees that are not suitable for planting in the garden:

It depends on whether harmful gases or liquids will be discharged. For example, the strong fragrance of tuberose is not good for patients with heart disease and hypertension, the fragrance of oleander can easily cause drowsiness, tulips contain alkaline, and excessive consumption of them can cause hair loss, and so on.

What kind of trees are good for Feng Shui in residential courtyards?

1. Palm, also known as palm tree. It has both ornamental value and its trunk can be used as pavilion pillars. The palm hair can be used as medicine, which has the function of astringing and stopping bleeding. It is mainly used to treat vomiting blood, metrorrhagia and other symptoms. It has the function of making money and protecting wealth in Feng Shui.
2. Orange tree, that is, tangerine tree. "Jie" (a Chinese orange) is homophonic with "ji" (lucky), which symbolizes good luck. The fruit is red and yellow in color, which is festive. Potted tangerines are an important decoration in people's homes during the Spring Festival. Tangerine leaves can soothe the liver and relieve depression, and can bring joy to the family.
3. Chinese toon. "Zhuangzi: Xiaoyaoyou" says: In ancient times there was a tree called Dachun, which considered autumn to be eight thousand years old. ?Therefore, the Chinese toon tree is a sign of longevity, and later generations used it as a synonym for father. In terms of feng shui, it has the function of protecting the house and praying for longevity.
4.Osmanthus tree. According to legend, there is a osmanthus tree in the moon. Osmanthus fragrans is also known as sweet osmanthus. Cassia twigs can be used as medicine to expel wind evil and have a harmonizing effect. Song Zhiwen's poem says: The osmanthus flowers fall in the moon, and the heavenly fragrance floats beyond the clouds. ?Osmanthus symbolizes purity. In summer, osmanthus is fragrant and serves as a natural air freshener.
5. Ganoderma lucidum. Ganoderma lucidum is warm in nature and sweet in taste. It replenishes the essence and energy, strengthens the muscles and bones, has ornamental value, and is a sign of longevity. It has been regarded as a lucky object since ancient times. A deer or crane holding a Ganoderma lucidum in its mouth to wish a birthday is a common theme in auspicious pictures.
6. Plum. The plum tree has a strong adaptability to the soil. Its flowers have five petals, which symbolize nobleness and wealth. The five petals represent five blessings, which can enhance the blessings of the home.
7. Date tree. Planting a jujube tree in the courtyard is a metaphor for having a son early and being one step ahead in everything.
8. Pomegranate. It contains auspicious signs of many children and good fortune, and has a strong sense of wealth.
9. Grapes. Grape vines entwine, symbolizing intimacy. There has been a tradition of meeting under the grape vines on Valentine's Day since ancient times. Cooling off under the shade of grapes in summer is also one of life's great pleasures.
10. Begonia. The brightly blossoming flowers bring prosperity to the house, while the bloom of the Chinese pomegranate tree symbolizes harmony and joy among brothers.

It is best not to plant these trees in residential courtyards

1. Cypress

Cypress trees are evergreen and have strong vitality, so they should be very auspicious. But the problem is that this kind of Lord is often planted in

Therefore, it is also called grave tree in cemetery. Planting cypress trees in a house is considered a taboo as it implies bad luck.

2. Plum Tree

The "mei" in "plum tree" is homophonic with "mei", which means "me", so people believe that planting a plum tree in the yard will imply that the owner is lustful, unlucky in marriage and ruining the family.

3. Banyan Tree

Many people believe that planting a banyan tree in the yard means that the tree is intolerant. Banyan trees usually have thick roots, so the underground roots are well developed, which often causes uneven terrain and makes the house unstable. Moreover, banyan trees are mostly found in cemeteries, so it is not suitable to plant banyan trees in residential houses.

4. Mulberry

The "Sang" in "mulberry tree" is homophonic with "sang", which means "funeral", so it has become very unlucky. Seeing "mulberry" when going out is unlucky. But some people do not agree with this, so they plant many mulberry trees at home.

5. Willow

It is taboo to plant willow trees in the yard. Planting willow trees will cause people to lose money because the homonym of "willow" is "flow", so planting willow trees will cause the family's wealth to flow out. There is another saying that people have long believed that willow is yin and attracts yin, which is a bad idea. In addition, willow trees do not bear seeds, and the word "zi" (zi) and "zi" (zi) are homophones for each other, which is very unlucky.

6. Poplar

The leaves of the poplar are large and lush. When wind blows, they make rustling sounds. Therefore, there is a saying among the people that the poplar tree is named "ghost clapping hands". Therefore, for the sake of comfort, people generally do not like to plant poplar trees. Some people believe that poplar trees make loud noises when the wind blows, and they are likely to attract ghosts.

7. Peach Tree

Peach trees are also very unlucky because the peach blossoms on them are blood red. People believe that the blood red of the peach tree means a little bit of blood, so no one would be willing to plant peach trees in their yard. Also, "tao" (peach) has the same pronunciation as "escape" (escape), so people may also think it means to escape. But from the perspective of Feng Shui, the peach tree is the essence of the five elements and can ward off all kinds of ghosts, so there is a series of items made of peach trees to ward off evil spirits.