To the Celts, the elm was considered the messenger of spring and also a symbol of awakening consciousness. Those born under the Elm, like those born under the Fir, belong to the water element family. Elm-born individuals are often involved in the arts or enjoy working with other people.

Elm-born individuals embody a variety of characteristics, such as a positive aura, helpfulness, generosity, but they are also particularly strong-willed and realistic.

The cypress tree is native to the Mediterranean landscape and is a particularly sun-loving tree. In mythology, the tree symbolizes life after death and the immortality of the soul.

If you also belong to this group, then you belong to the air elements - these people are also considered very freedom-loving and they pursue their paths and goals in a very persistent and daring way. Cypress-born individuals are very curious, active, and intuitive, as well as sociable, independent, and positive.

The tree of the people was the poplar for the Celts, as shoes, shields, and all sorts of other everyday objects were made from it. The druids extracted secret messages from the rustling of the poplar leaves from the other world.

This tree circle sign belongs to the air elements and these are usually very emotional people who can often read a lot between the lines. Those born under the sign of the poplar are often very frugal people who can get by with little possessions. These people are also usually very understanding, patient, but also sensitive and vulnerable.

Among the Celts, the cedar was considered the tree of enlightenment and also the tree of kings. Cedar-born individuals belong to the air element family. These people are considered to be very adaptable and always manage to adjust to and face new challenges.

They are very active people who often pursue their goals with great patience and perseverance. Cedar-born individuals are autonomous, strong-willed, and strong communicators, but also creative, combative, and self-confident.

The pine, also known as fohre in our latitudes, is a symbol of endurance and modesty. This tree has managed to spread throughout the world due to its adaptability. Pine-born individuals belong to the fire element family, are also very adaptable, and often have very few demands.

These people combine two extremes: on the one hand, they are very spirited beings, but on the other hand, they are also very practical. They are considered orderly, sensible, but also articulate and self-confident.

Willow-born individuals are considered emotional and physical people who often tend to overexert themselves. However, due to their flexibility and vitality, they can also quickly recover from this state.

They belong to the water element family and usually enjoy a very robust and strong nature. These people are tolerant, persistent, and energetic, but also close to nature, sensitive, and intuitive.

The linden tree represents love and compassion, which is also expressed through the heart shape of its leaves. For the Celts, the linden was the tree of justice, and thus those born under the linden tree have a very strong sense of justice and diplomacy.

This sign belongs to the water element family, and people born during this time are considered sensitive, social, and understanding, but also joyful, sociable, and loyal.

Among the Celts, druids fashioned divining rods from hazel branches to locate water, and for the Romans, the hazel tree was a symbol of peace.

Hazel-born individuals belong to the fire element family and love to face challenges. These people are very strong-willed and do not shy away from confrontations. They are versatile, successful, and combative, but also sensual, tolerant, and love to travel.

The rowan tree is known here as the mountain ash, and its bright red berries serve as a popular food source for birds. This sign belongs to the Fire Element family, and those born under it long for harmony and balance.

Those born under the Rowan sign are joyful, helpful, and generous, but also fair-minded, sociable, and wise.

The maple tree is found almost all over the world, and its hand-shaped, fan-like leaf is considered a symbol of freedom. Those born under the maple sign belong to the air element family and are known for finding a very individual path in life. These individuals are considered very freedom-loving, which often clashes with their desire for togetherness.

Maple-born individuals are strong-willed, active, and courageous, but also versatile, ambitious, and socially engaged.

For the Celts, the walnut tree was a symbol of change, and for the Greeks, the walnut was a food of the gods and a good luck charm. Those born under the walnut tree belong to the earth element family and are considered thinkers or "dissenters." They are often the black sheep of a community as they introduce new thought patterns and ideas.

Walnut-born individuals are usually considered family people and are loyal and security-loving, but also opinionated, strong-willed, and capable.

The yew is considered a tree of eternal life and represents the connection between this world and the afterlife. It reinforces this through its evergreen needles and its toxic effect. Those born under the yew belong to the air element family and are very sensitive and delicate on the inside, whereas on the outside they often appear particularly abrupt and harsh.

These people are gentle, sensual and close to nature, but also very contradictory and mystical.

The chestnut tree was considered by the Celts to be the tree of truth and openness. Those born under the chestnut tree belong to the earth element family and often know only one path: the straight one. They are usually very humorous and sociable people.

These people are considered enthusiastic, courageous and spontaneous, but also energetic, brave and helpful.

Ash-born individuals belong to the air element family and exude lightness and joy of life. They are curious and open to exploring the world, they are very freedom-loving and want to go their own way.

These people are unconventional, impulsive and brimming with energy; at the same time, they are also creative, inspiring and artistically gifted.

Together with the hazel and elder, the hornbeam was among the magical woods used by the wise women of the Celts. These women, who possessed an endless knowledge of plants, were later burned as witches. Hornbeam-born individuals belong to the fire element family and are very loyal and down-to-earth people; their sense of order and duty can sometimes put pressure on those around them.

These individuals are considered disciplined, reliable, and persistent, as well as robust, realistic, and diligent.

In some cultures, the fig tree is a symbol of prosperity and happiness. Those born under the fig tree belong to the Earth element family and are very sensitive, wishing to immerse themselves deeply in life with all their senses.

These individuals are primarily very tolerant, open-minded, and serene, in addition to being close to nature and true family people.

The olive tree is considered a symbol of peace, loyalty, and love - the very durable olives were a popular bartering object even in ancient times. Those born on this day have a very balanced disposition and are considered unwavering in the pursuit of their goals.

This sign is an earth element, and people born under it are down-to-earth and pragmatic. These people focus on the essentials and are very skilled at resolving conflicts.

On the darkest day of the year, the winter solstice, the Beech element has its place. The Celts highly honored the beech tree and crafted their runes from it, which they used for divination.

Those born under the Beech sign possess seemingly endless stamina and patience, are dutiful, and act decisively and intuitively. They are also very well-organized and responsible, and are excellent at inspiring others.