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ALOE VERA

                                      Where it’s found:  Native  to  the  Arabian
                                      Peninsula, now cultivated worldwide

                                      Famous for: Its thick, fleshy leaves containing
                                      gel used in skin care and healing.

                                      Symbolism:       Healing,    protection,    and
                                      rejuvenation.

                                                VENUS FLYTRAP

                                                Where it’s found: North and South Carolina, USA

                                                Famous for: Its carnivorous nature, capturing and
                                                digesting insects with its unique trap mechanism.
                                                Symbolism:  Uniqueness,  danger,  and  nature’s
                                                adaptability.



                                     CACAO TREE
                                   Where it’s found: Tropical regions of Central and South
                                   America
                                   Famous for: Its seeds, known as cocoa beans, which are the
                                   primary ingredient in chocolate production.

                                   Symbolism:  Luxury  and  indulgence,  with  cultural
                                   significance in ancient Mayan and Aztec civilizations.

                                                                  OLIVE TREE
             CHERRY BLOSSOM
                                                                  Where it’s found: Mediterranean region
            Where it’s found: East Asia, especially Japan
                                                                  Famous for:  Its  gnarled  trunk  and  silvery-green
            Famous for: Its delicate pink or white flowers        leaves, as well as its fruit, which is used to produce
            that bloom in spring.                                 olive oil.
            Symbolism:  The  fleeting  nature  of  life  and      Symbolism: Peace, wisdom, and longevity, deeply
            beauty, significant in Japanese culture with the      rooted in Mediterranean and ancient civilizations.
            practice of “hanami” (flower viewing).




















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