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Peepul Leaves
Botanical Name: Ficus ReligiosaCommon Names: Bodhi, Bio Tree, Pipul, Sacred Tree Peepul tree is the most well known tree worldwide. It represents three major Gods- Bhrama, Vishnu and Shiva. To plant a peepul tree is considered to be a sacred deed. It is a medium sized tree with a relatively short trunk and a large crown with wonderful wide spreading branches. The leaves of peepul tree have a beautiful heart shape- they taper to a needle point. When the leaves first appear their color is red-pinkish but then turn deep green and grow to about 12 to 18 cm long. They are attached to a long flexible stalk which makes them rustle, flutter and dance in the slightest whiff of wind. The foliage can often be dense. Figs can be used in its dried form for eating and in making jam. It serves as a symbol of protection, wisdom and meditation. The leaves are used as incence and for medicinal purposes. Dried leaf powder is sprinkled over unhealthy ulcers and wounds to promote granulation. Dried peepul leaf acts as a perfect base for words of love and friendship. Dried Leaves Arrow Leaves | Bamboo Leaves | Bot Leaves | Cobra Leaves | Corn Leaves | Date Leaves | Gravellia Leaves | Kanchan / Folding Leaves | Leave Skeletons | Lemon Leaf | Magnolia Leaves Skeleton | Mexicana Leaves | Oak Leaves | Palm Leaves | Peepul Leaves | Peepul Leaves Skeleton | Racket Leaves | Spoon Leaves | Sun Palm Leaves | Bughunia Leaves | Hoja Leaves |