The ELM tree has long been revered across cultures for its resilience, symbolizing strength, healing, and protection. In Native American cultures, it represents healing and peace, while in the U.S., it stands for freedom. Scandinavian traditions plant it for protection, and in Chinese culture, it signifies wisdom, harmony, and love. In France, the ELM tree is associated with justice. Its branches "bend but do not break," embodying the ability to withstand hardship.
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