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. Given below is such a list along with their
significance.
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 Red
Happiness: Prosperity
Rhododendron: Fragility
Rose: Beauty
Water lily: Fortitude
Willow: Grace
Wisteria: Beauty
Other Garden Symbolisms
Bats: Good fortune
Birds: Happiness
Deer: Good luck and Wealth
Dragon: Strength and Authority
Elephant: Strength and wisdom
Fish: Success and plenty
Horse: Endurance
Lion: Strength and Majesty
Phoenix: Gracefulness and wisdom
Rocks: Endurance
Sky: Heavenly blessings
Sun: Health and happiness
Tiger: Strength and stamina
Unicorn: Power and position
Vase: Peacefulness
Water: Wealth and heavenly blessings
