Tree of the Month

Rowan is known for protection and inspiration. It is believed to ward off evil and bring clarity, strength, and intuition to those born under its period.

Willow embodies intuition, emotion, and healing. It is associated with adaptability and nurturing qualities, offering emotional balance and spiritual insight.

In Celtic lore, Holly was believed to guard homes and sacred spaces. And, as a birth month tree, holly represents strength, determination and an ability to remain calm in challenging situations.

Known for its ability to thrive in difficult conditions, Ivy symbolises resilience and perseverance. And, as an honorary birth month tree, Ivy represents determination, loyalty and the strength to keep growing even in challenging circumstances.

The ash tree represents connectivity and wisdom. Revered for its strong branches, it symbolizes growth, resilience, and a connection between the physical and spiritual worlds.

Hawthorn tree is full of white and sometimes pink blossoms, they're a good choice for a small garden.

Hazel symbolises intelligence, creativity and a love of learning. People connected with hazel are often seen as curious thinkers with a natural ability to share ideas and insights

Elder represents introspection, compassion and the ability to embrace change. People linked with the elder are often thought to be thoughtful, empathetic and capable of guiding others through periods of transition.

Alder symbolizes strength and determination. It is linked with protection, courage, and the ability to overcome adversity through steadfastness and inner power.

Oak - Strength, endurance and wisdom. Known as king of the forest.

Apple represents kindness, warmth and a deep appreciation for life’s pleasures. Those born under its influence are often thought to be thoughtful, optimistic and naturally generous

The birch tree symbolizes renewal, purification, and beginnings. It is associated with cleansing and overcoming challenges, marking the start of a new cycle in life.