There are ten kinds of flowers that symbolize Christmas. They are used in all Western festivals. Have you used them?

1. Eucalyptus Blue Dream

Flower language: Gift

The name of this plant sounds refreshing, and eucalyptus's unique gray-green color is very popular among people. Of course, it is not only its appearance that conquers people, but also its tenacity. When a snowstorm comes, it remains fearless. It has a certain resistance to drought, low temperature, waterlogging, frost, and strong winds. It is said that it is very malleable and you can trim it into any shape you like.

2. Holly

Flower language: continuation of life

After getting used to the lush green Christmas tree image, the red branches and fruits seem even more unique. The North American holly is just that, with large bunches of attractive fruits in bright red color. American holly sheds its leaves in winter and grows red fruits after the leaves fall. It is expensive, but it can be grown in most parts of my country.

3. Small golden beans

Flower language: looking forward to love

Did friends who saw the picture first think that this was holly? If you look closely, there are still obvious differences between the two. The red fruit of the golden bean is obviously smaller than that of the North American holly, and the color is not as bright and vivid as its color. It is more like the dark red color after being softened by drops of ink. You must be careful when picking it.

4. Noble Song

Flower language: a life of abundance and peace of mind

This tree is synonymous with the Christmas tree and is one of the most authentic. But it is not easy to buy real Norbert pine from the Netherlands. We can use its branches to make Christmas wreaths, which can be stored for one to two months and still remain tough.

5. Eucalyptus

Flower language: Gorgeous

This fruit is the eucalyptus fruit that we use as medicine. The fruit can be picked in summer and winter. Because of its medicinal value, many people also dry it and put it in sachets to repel mosquitoes. The fresh fruit is not smooth but has square edges and is gray-green in color, which makes it very stylish when used as Christmas decorations.

6. Eucalyptus rotundus

Flower language: God's gift

The smooth leaves give people a feeling of security and perfection, and the crisp gray-green color seems more suitable for this snowy festival. It is said that the ancients discovered that eucalyptus has the magical effect of healing wounds. People believed that this was a blessing from God, so they called eucalyptus "the gift of the earth".

7. Platycladus orientalis

Flower language: Welcome happiness

The color of arborvitae is green, and the elegant and fresh light green color fits this theme very well. It is not common in Western countries, but it is produced in abundance in our country. Since it is not as strong and shaped as the Nobel pine, it is not common to use it as a decorative Christmas tree. It is mostly used for illustration, design, garden layout, creating atmosphere, etc.

8. Pine

Flower language: Special you

The reason why the spotted pine is on the list is that its playful appearance is really special. One branch has two colors. The main body is dark green, while the tip of the branch turns brown-yellow. The flowering period of the flowering pine is relatively long. Even after the flowering period, people will dry it or hang it to dry, and put it in containers or cut it into handicrafts for decoration. It can be easily managed for daily life and festivals.

9. Cedar

Flower language: strive for progress

The gray-green and silver-gray color and the hard and cold needle-shaped leaves make the cedar dust-proof, so this evergreen tree can often be seen planted on the roadside and in factories. Cedar is relatively light and is a good material for handicrafts and decorations. After the festival, it can also be made into aromatherapy or spray, which has medicinal value for bronchial diseases and other diseases.

10. Pinus tabulaeformis

Flower language: Miraculous eyes

So many pine trees have medicinal value, and Pinus tabulaeformis is no exception. It has the effects of relieving stomach pain and anti-aging. The dark green branches go particularly well with Christmas, and you can get together with your friends and family to use the disassembled branches to reassemble them into a small Christmas tree, or to decorate them, which is fun.