What trees are mentioned in old testament and their significance?

Answer 1

There are hundreds. They include flowers, bushes, grasses and ground coverings, trees, spice plants and more.

Some notable ones are: the Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge in the Garden of Eden (in Genesis), the olive branch found by the dove after the Flood (also Genesis), the Burning Bush (Exodus), bitter herbs (Exodus), a rose among the thorns (Song of Songs). Adam was cursed to eat thistles in Genesis 3.

The seven types of produce with which the Land of Israel is said to be blessed (Deuteronomy) are: wheat, barley, grapes, figs, pomegranates, olives, and dates.

On Sukkot (Tabernacles), the following "Four Species" are taken together: an etrog (citron), a palm branch, myrtle branches and willow branches.

Cedar wood and hyssop were used to purify a leper and for the red heifer. Exodus 30 mentions myrrh, cinnamon, calamus, cassia, stacte, onycha, galbanum and frankincense as ingredients. Numbers 11 in connection with the manna mentions cucumbers, melons, leeks, onions, garlick, coriander seed and bdellium.

Answer 2

They're 16 that you can still find today:

-acacia

-almond

-apple

-cedar

-cypress

-date palm

-fig

-henna

-oak

-olive

-pine

-pistachio trees

-pomegranate

-poplar

-tamarisk

-willow

Answer 3

Almond blossoms.bulrush,calamus leaves, campfire flowers, caperberry flowers,cockle flowers, crocus, fitch, leek, lily, mandrake, mint, myrtle branches, pomegranate blossoms, rose and saffron.