willow
China has a saying of "laurel tree" since ancient times. Such a tree is only suitable for planting in graves, not in houses. Moreover, among many buried trees, willow is the one with the strongest ability to bind the soul, so there has been a legend of "nailing the soul willow" since ancient times. Legend has it that as long as four people are buried under the willow tree, the soul of the deceased can't cross over and be bound by the shade of the willow tree.
locust tree
Sophora japonica is also called ghost tree, because its name is related to ghosts, and it is also a shade tree in Feng Shui. The older the locust tree, the more cloudy it is. If there is a locust tree at home, it should be handled in time. But it can be planted in front of the government, which can deter Yin Qi, and is very helpful for promoting official career.
white poplar
Poplar, the wind blows the leaves, and the thief doesn't know when to come. The life experience of the ancients is still very strange. However, in Feng Shui, poplar leaves are called "ghost clapping", while in ancient times, wooden plants used for funeral were called ghost books, which can also be said that the deceased wanted to take them to the underworld.
mulberry
Mulberry trees have a long life span, and there are several famous "chitose old people" in Shawn Ku. "Don't plant mulberry before planting willow" means that mulberry can't be planted in front of and behind the house. First of all, the name of mulberry is not harmonious. "Sang" and "mourning" are homophonic. If mulberry trees are planted in front of the house or behind the door, it means that there is "mourning" in front of the house and it is unlucky to go out to see "mourning".
fir wood
We seldom see people planting fir trees near their homes, especially in cities. Even people who use Chinese fir as ornamental plants are actually very few. The biggest reason for this is that fir trees are not beautiful plants, and fir trees also attract ghosts, which is very bad for Feng Shui.