WANTED: Money Tree
Posted on | February 9, 2010 | No Comments

Money Tree - Pachira Aquatica
A money tree is really some swamp tree that grows in Central and South America. Its nick name comes from the 5 leaves on each branch representing the 5 Feng Shui elements, Water, Earth, Fire, Metal and Wood. Many growers will also grow 5 trees in one pot and intertwine their trucks into one tree. Many people also believe it brings luck and money.
Ikea only had 3-4 left and they were all looking pretty pathetic, so I decided to wait until they go their next shipment in. But I’ve walked across the street 3-4 times now and nothing. The Money Trees were replaced with some soft of ficus and palm plants. You always want what you can’t have, so I’ve now been searching. Nothing close at Lowes, Target or the Nursery near my office. I’ve heard rumors about Home Depot or Walmart carrying them, but haven’t ventured that way yet.
I WILL find my Money Tree, and it better be worth the search and effort.
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