The meaning and symbol of laurel include dexterity, honor, wisdom, etc.
1. Dexterity
The laurel tree is proud of its flower language. The plant has stable wood and beautiful texture, so people will make it into handicrafts, so its flower language includes dexterity. People with Huazhi are ingenious and good at making various decorations.
2. Honor
The meaning of the laurel tree is honor, because in ancient Greece, people would wear crowns woven with laurel flowers to the victors to represent their victory and honor. , you can break off the flower branches of the laurel tree, and then put them in water in the study room. They will be full of fragrance and have high ornamental value.
3. Mingshili
The laurel has the meaning of Mingshili. The trunk of the plant has a winding and curling texture, which is very clear and the wood is strong. It is usually used to describe Mingshili. Man, the bark of the laurel tree is generally golden brown and yellow-green, sometimes with large dark purple spots.
Introduction to the origin and distribution of laurel:
Osmanthus is native to the eastern section of the Himalayas in southwest my country, and is also distributed in India, Nepal, and Cambodia. Nowadays, it grows wild in Sichuan, Yunnan, Guangdong, Guangxi, Hubei and other provinces. It is commonly grown in the ground from the Huaihe River Basin to the south of the lower reaches of the Yellow River, and in the north there are many rows of potted plants. The relatively concentrated production areas are Guangfu in Suzhou in Jiangsu, Baidun in Xianning in Hubei, Manjuehun in Hangzhou in Zhejiang, Yangshuo in Guilin in Guangxi, and Guishuo in Xinxiang in Sichuan.
In addition, Wuhan, Nanjing, Chongqing, Changsha and other cities have recently planted a large number of plants. Osmanthus is cultivated in Japan and India. It was introduced to the United Kingdom from Guangzhou, China in the 1770s. The British Royal Kew Gardens began to cultivate it in 1789. Later, some European countries introduced it one after another. However, only some countries along the Mediterranean Sea have been successfully introduced and can be cultivated in the open field.
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