The Lucky Gardener

The month of March brings out the luck of St. Patrick’s Day, an occasion typically symbolized by a Shamrock. The Irish people believe the Shamrock brings luck, abundance, and prosperity into their lives. Not only is it thought that having Shamrocks in your home will bring good luck, but their sweet scent also evokes a calming sensation that can help relieve stress. But the Shamrock isn’t the only plant thought to bring good fortune and prosperity, and you don’t have to be Irish to bring good luck into your life! Let’s explore all of the lucky plants here at the nursery.

Jade Plant

Also called the Money Plant or Dollar Plant, Jade is a succulent that is thought to bring good luck and prosperity in Feng Shui. Jade is believed to activiate finacial energies and bring wealth to its owner in Chinese culture. The round leaves resemble coins, which makes it a popular housewarming or business-opening gift to promote prosperity!

Tulsi Basil

Tulsi Basil, also called Holy Basil, is considered a sacred plant in Hindu tradition. It is said to bring good luck and positive energy. Tulsi Basil is also believed to help ward off negative energies in Feng Shui, and it is believed to promote overall well-being.

Citrus Trees

Citrus trees symbolize prosperity, good health, and happiness. In Chinese tradition, citrus fruits are given out during the Lunar New Year to invite good luck and wealth. Lemons, Oranges, Limes, and Tangerines are all considered to be lucky in Feng Shui.

Jasmine

Jasmine, typically a symbol of romance, is also thought to bring good luck and positive energy! The fragrant flowers are known to reduce stress and promote relaxation. Jasmine is associated with wealth, prosperity, and spiritual growth in Feng Shui.

Mint

Although excellent as an herb for cooking and beverages, Mint is also believed to promote good luck and positive energy. Mint is often associated with protection, healing, and prosperity in some cultures.

Rubber Plant

Rubber Tree is a popular houseplant in Feng Shui as it is believed to bring good luck and prosperity. The large, glossy leaves symbolize wealth and abundance, making this plant a popular housewarming gift. Gifting someone a Rubber Plant is thought to invite good fortune into a new home!

Snake Plant

The Sansevieria, also called Mother-In-Law’s Tongue or Snake Plant, is associated with cleansing, protection, and prosperity in Feng Shui. The tall, upright leaves are a symbol of strength and resilience, and can foster such in your home!