Decoding The Birth Tree: What It Really Reveals About You!

Trees are special and provide a plethora of benefits both environmentally and economically. But did you also know that your birth tree can determine your personality?
So do you know your birth tree?

The birth tree for each month

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January: The Rowan Tree

Rowans are the philosophical minds in tree astrology. Rowans are keen visionaries with high ideals.

You are highly influential in a quiet way and others look to you for your unique perspectives. Their inner passion and burning creativity will get them noticed if they are patient in expressing what is inside them. Others will be impressed by their unique perspective and Rowans are highly influential.

February: The Ash Tree

Ash are free thinkers. Imaginative, intuitive, and naturally artistic, they see the world in water-color purity.

Ash tend to be moody and withdrawn at times, but that’s only because their inner landscape is in constant motion. They are in touch with their muse, and are easily inspired by nature. Likewise, Ash inspire all that they associate with and people seek them out for their enchanting personality.

Art, writing, science, and theology are areas that strongly interest Ash. Ash are in a constant state of self-renewal and rarely place a value on what others think about them.

March: The Alder Tree

Alders are pathfinders. They will blaze a path before anyone else with a burning passion. Alders are outgoing, have buckets of charm and mix well with different types of people. Not only do they get along well with everybody, others are attracted to them.

Alders have faith in themselves and this makes them an attractive person to be around.

Alders really hate waste and are uncomfortable with superficial people who aren’t the real deal.

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April: The Willow Tree

Willows are highly creative, intuitive and intelligent. They have a keen understanding of cycles, and inherently know that every situation has a season. This gives them a realistic perspective of things, and also causes them to be more patient than most tree signs.

With their intelligence comes a natural ability to retain knowledge and impress their company with the ability to expound on subjects from memory. 
It is Willow's powers of perception that ultimately allow their true nature to shine, and what leads them to success in life.

May: The Hawthorn Tree

Hawthorns have a split personality. On the outside, they present themselves as a normal neighbor, but on the inside, they are wildly creative and passionate. They are good at adapting to changing life situations. They are good at making themselves content and making others content as well.

Hawthorns are naturally curious, great listeners, funny, and have a good sense of both irony and silliness.

June: The Oak Tree

Oaks have a special gift of strength. They are protective people and often become a champion for those who do not have a voice. In other words, the Oak is the crusader and the spokesperson for the underdog.

Nurturing, generous and helpful, they exude an easy confidence and naturally assume everything will work out to a positive outcome. 
They have a deep respect for history and ancestry, and a love to impart their knowledge of the past to others, and thus, many Oaks become teachers.

July: The Holly Tree

Hollys are regal, noble and often take on positions of high status and leadership. Hollys have perseverance and never shy away from a challenge. 
They are hardly ever defeated simply because they keep trying until they get what they want as well as being competitive and ambitious even in the most casual settings. They are very intelligent and breeze through intellectual challenges. 

August: The Hazel Tree

Hazels are highly intelligent, organized and efficient. They have the ability to retain information and can recall, recite and expound on subjects they have memorized with amazing accuracy.

Hollys have a gift for numbers, science and subjects that call for analytical skills. Although they like rules, they are typically making them rather than playing by them.

September: The Vine Tree

Vines are born within the autumnal equinox, making their personality unpredictable, full of contradictions and often indecisive. This is due to their ability to see both sides of the story and empathize with each side equally. It is hard to pick sides because they can see the good points on each end.

That being said, Vines are certain about enjoying the finer things in life such as food, wine, music, and art. Vines, while seemingly aloof and detached, are very romantic inside.

October: The Ivy Tree

The Ivy's most cherished quality is the ability to overcome all odds. They have a sharp intellect, but more obvious is their compassion and loyalty to others. They have a giving nature and are always there to lend a helping hand.

Indeed, Ivys have a tendency to be deeply spiritual and cling to a deep-rooted faith that typically sees them through adversity.

November: The Reed Tree

Reeds are great at keeping secrets. They can dig deep to find the real meaning of things and discover the truth. People born under this Celtic tree sign love a good story, gossip and scandals.

This makes them perfect historians, journalists, detectives, and archaeologists. They have the ability to find the core of things and strip every layer of the story.

However, they tend to be a bit manipulative at times, but still have a strong sense of truth and honor.

December: The Elder Tree

The Elder is a wild child, loving freedom. Elders are thrill seekers for the majority of their lives. They are also outspoken and refuse to be pressured by others into anything. They need constant mental and physical challenges.

Furthermore, Elders are very thoughtful and considerate of others and genuinely strive to be helpful.

Conclusion

Now that you've met your birth tree, do you see yourself in its traits? Plant a sapling of your tree this year and watch your personality bloom with it!