Where are the five kinds of trees not planted in the courtyard?

1. Mulberry tree

Mulberry tree is a mulberry tree. Because mulberry is homophonic for "mourning", people believe that you cannot plant a mulberry tree in front of your house, otherwise it will be unlucky to "go out to see mulberry trees". Mulberry trees are usually planted behind the house or on the hillside outside the courtyard. The mulberry tree and the catalpa tree are planted together to form a mulberry tree. The mulberry tree is often used to represent hometown and homeland in traditional culture.

2. Willow trees

Willow trees are mostly planted near water. Water represents wealth in Feng Shui. Water can make money. Planting willow trees in front of the door means prosperity and prosperity at home. It can make money, but it cannot be planted behind the yard, because willow is a homophone for "liu". Planting willow trees behind the house has a bad connotation of "living money", so the elderly do not like to plant willows behind the house.

3. Sophora japonica tree

The reason why the Sophora japonica tree is called Sophora japonica tree is because it is the ghost of the tree. It is a yin tree species. The house must have strong yang energy to suppress it. If Qi is weak, planting a locust tree will not be good; even if you want to plant a locust tree, you cannot plant it in the center of the yard, because some old people believe that the locust tree will attract ghosts at night. Of course, this statement is only one-sided.

4. Cypress

Cypress is evergreen all year round and has strong vitality. It is a good tree species in itself. However, because it is often planted in cemeteries and cemeteries, it is also called "grave mound". "Tree" has a strong negative yin, so some people are taboo about this and think it is unlucky to plant it in the yard. However, many cypress trees are planted in temples. Most of the existing thousand-year-old cypresses are in temples.

5. Poplar trees

Poplar trees are planted in patches on mountains, forests or roadsides. White poplar is a common poplar species. It grows rapidly and is tall. Tall and straight, with thick stems and broad leaves, it is drought and frost tolerant, making it a good choice as an economic tree species. However, the white hair that it emits along with the catkins in the beginning of spring will bring great inconvenience to life. Some people have sensitive skin and respiratory tract. Once the white hair is inhaled, it will have a great impact on the body.