Feng Shui and Plants
Many people are familiar with plants having meaning behind their color- for example: red carnations mean love, but yellow carnations mean rejection!
But did you know that some plants are said to have meaning and symbolism behind them in general?
Many businesses have decided to upgrade their style as people have begun to return to offices. As such, many have consulted books on Feng Shui to ensure their space is harmonious and serene- even amidst the chaos of Silicon Valley!
What is Feng Shui?
Feng Shui is the practice of intentionally placing pieces of living spaces in a way that creates balance. It comes from the Chinese words "Feng," meaning wind, and "Shui," meaning water- the concept as a whole was taken from a poem that speaks about humans' connections to nature. A main goal of Feng Shui is to ensure that you, your space, and nature are all in harmony.
Plants are an integral part of Feng Shui; at their core, they attract prosperity, balance, and harmony wherever they are placed. Below are some popular choices for purposeful decorating and what their meaning and intent are said to be!
Anthurium
These vibrant plants come in a wide range of colors, allowing them to fit in any office. They also are said to symbolize hospitality, and they attract positive energy- making them the perfect plant for a reception area!
Pothos
Pothos are said to attract positivity and eliminate negativity!
Orchids
These fragrant, colorful flowers are said to mean thoughtfulness, refinement, harmony, and charm.
Dracaena
Dracaena come in many different shapes and sizes, but for each type, two things remain true: they have a wonderful lush green color, and that dracaena symbolize perseverance and knowledge. Some say it is knowledge in general, knowledge of others, or our inner selves.
Philodendron
These iconic plants symbolize health and abundance and bring relaxing energy.
Bromeliad
The vibrant bromeliad symbolizes protection. It's said that they symbolize this due to their green leaves "protecting" the colorful flowering plant!
Yucca
The yucca has three main symbolic meanings: new opportunities, loyalty, and growth.
Pothos
Pothos are said to attract positivity and eliminate negativity!
ZZ
The ZZ plant, also known as a fortune tree, represents prosperity, wealth, abundance, and good fortune!
At Kim Parker Plants, we have all of the above plants, and our team of professionals will offer their advice and guidance on where to place plants to have a cohesive look! Each new project begins with our award-winning service and design. We have many different packages to choose from, and we will assist you every step of the way, ensuring that the end result is breathtakingly beautiful. We love our plants, and we know you will too.
We proudly serve the Silicon Valley and Bay Area, and would love to assist you in your next plant project. To get started, call us at (408) 262-8989!
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