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brooms
The broom is native to Great Britain and grows in abundance along the heaths, moors, and in open spaces. It is a smallish tree, rarely growing above 7 feet tall. This tree is useful in "cleaning up" spiritual or mental messes. It is used to correct or heal damage or injury. For instance, if you are having malevolent thoughts, emotions, or actions, use the broom to help you get rid of them. Think of this tree as the herald of new beginnings. On the mundane level the broom has many uses. Take care because too large a dose can cause extreme bouts of vomiting. The flowers are so unstinting and pretty that garden versions and hybrids such as 'Moonlight' are planted in masses along freeways and in other barren, ugly sites. For most brooms tolerate with easy nonchalance baking sunny sites and poor soil. Severe wintry blasts alone sometimes kill them back. But nobody pities the broom. We know darn well how it returns with strength unabated in spring. Cast-iron weeds they are, or admirable, tough garden plants. In the Language of Flowers, broom signifies variously: mirth, neatness or humility.
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posted May 8