Renowned for thousands of years as a rich source of medicine and magic, the Grapevine remains a treasured symbol of generosity, faith and kindness. With its broad, bright leaves and spiralling tendrils, this bountiful beauty will arrive beautifully packaged and ready to bring a burst of life to any garden. Growing from tree to tree, hard at work producing delicious bunches of ruby-red grapes, this plentiful climber makes for the perfect gift that keeps on giving.
In Ancient Greece, Grapevine was known as ‘the blood of the earth’ and its wine and leaves were used to make medicinal teas, love spells and potions all across the Mediterranean. In Feng Shui practices, these abundant vines are believed to bring luck and longevity into our lives. Because Grapevine is a deciduous plant, shedding its stalks every autumn yet returning to grow vigorously in late spring and summer, it remains an emblem of new beginnings and a reminder that joy is always just around the corner.
Grapevine is also celebrated in the Celtic tree calendar, symbolising the start of the Autumn Equinox. A time for harvesting and giving thanks for the kindness and generosity in our lives, what better way to welcome in the new season than with the Grapevine’s gorgeous vines and all the bounty they provide.
Intertwining ancient meaning, beauty, and abundance, today Grapevine remains a beloved symbol of generosity and a thoughtful way to promise many fruitful years of happiness.
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