Secret Language of Cypress Trees in Provence
Explore · Margo LestzContributor blog post by Margo Lestz:
Slender, conical cypress trees are everywhere in Provence, but there is more to them than meets the eye. These ubiquitous trees may have a hidden meaning depending on where and how they are planted.
…Continue reading here for Margo’s post as she investigates the curious history of cypress trees in Provence. Why are these trees planted near cemeteries? When planted at the entry to homes find out whether you are welcome or not.
Via:: The Curious Rambler
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