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Pride of India - A lively and colorful work in attractive autumn colors, based on a photo of a koelreuteria paniculata tree. One of the common names of this tree is Pride of India, although its origin goes back to regions more east, like China and Korea.

https://www.pikcha.com/image/4e7c05ef2263

Flame Gold-rain Tree 、Taiwan Golden-rain Tree

Koelreuteria henryi Dummer

Poisoned Beauty: Musings on Flower Language in the 4th Kuroshitsuji Art Book

After seeing the cover art for the fourth Kuroshitsuji art book (and the card included as an extra with purchase from Animate), I started to wonder about the potential symbolic significance behind the flowers attached to O!Ciel’s hat (How on earth does babey boi wear that massive headpiece without falling over?! But I digress).

At first glance, the petal formation reminded me of the labernum tree. In flower language, the labernum is associated with pensive beauty or the state of being forsaken. Considering his emotional isolation, the tragic loss of his family, and the bleak fate which awaits him at the end of the contract—not to mention the fact that many of his allies have turned their backs on him in the wake of the twin reveal—the latter meaning aptly describes O!Ciel’s situation. And our boi’s expression in the artwork itself is thoughtful, albeit guarded: A wicked mind doubtlessly cooking up new schemes of villainy beneath that elegant veneer.

Moreover, every part of the tree contains an alkaloid known as cytisine, which is poisonous to humans, causing nausea, vomiting, and (in large enough quantities) drowsiness, headache, and confusion. At least one work of Victorian literature, Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray, uses laburnum’s toxicity as a metaphor for moral degeneracy. Lord Henry, who lures the innocent Dorian into a life of vice and hedonism, is associated with this plant as early as Chapter 1 (“Lord Henry Wotton could just catch the gleam of the honey-sweet and honey-coloured blossoms of a laburnum”), a nod to his poisonous influence on the protagonist’s life.

Once again, this easily relates to our smol murder nugget. Though presenting a golden facade to the world, O!Ciel’s soul has been corrupted (“poisoned,” if you will) by Sebastian’s demonic influence and his own dark choices, with harmful ramifications that extend beyond the earl himself to damage the lives of those around him. Note also in the illustrations above how the flowers seem to cascade down the right side of his face, where the eye bearing Sebastian’s contract seal is located, thus partially obscuring it from view. A hidden evil lurks behind their splendor.

There’s just one problem, however: I’m not entirely sure those flowers are from a laburnum tree. Perhaps my eyes deceive me, but the branching pattern of the decorations on O!Ciel’s hat might bear a closer resemblance to Koelreuteria paniculata, sometimes known as the golden rain tree.

Alas, I couldn’t find much on the potential symbolism linked to this tree, although one source claims that golden rain trees have traditionally been planted over the graves of scholars in Japan (obvious connection with mortality). Another Kuro-adjacent fact here is that its mature leaves can be made into a black dye…but if I attempt to reach any further, I’ll dislocate my shoulder, so I’d best stop there. 😅

If any folks with greater botanical expertise or a more thorough understanding of flower language have additional insights to share, I’d love to hear them!

Lanterns (Koelreuteria bipinnata)

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What is the common name for Koelreuteria ? कोएलरेयूटेरिया का सामान्य नाम

क्या है ?

Koelreuteria paniculata Golden Rain Tree

These pictures of Koelreuteria paniculata was taken on Northeastern University's Arboretum near Gainsborough Garage. This tree has lost most of its foliage and you can see that what remains is starting to turn color

Basic Facts

Koelreuteria paniculata, native to Northern China, Korea, and Japan is commonly used as a shade tree, street tree, or flowering tree. This tree prefers full sun and dry to medium, well drained soil. This tree can adapt to a wide variety of soil types and it is very tolerant to many city air pollutants. This tree can grow about 30-40' feet tall and just as wide. As you can see in the photos, there is a brown seed capsule which was left being after the bright yellow flowers of the tree had fallen.

Design

This full sun loving tree can be easily grown as long as all preferable conditions are met. The tree itself is very low maintenance and rarely does it every face serious insect issues or disease issues. If being used as a shade tree, or in a garden meant to look neat, keep in mind that when the flowers of these trees bloom then fall, they leave a "golden" carpet under the canopy of the tree. This should be taken into account if one were not interested in the excessive litter or plan to use under the tree. The flowers, however can be used as a yellow dye and the leaves can be used as black dye!

Bird attraction

Similar to some other trees, this tree is known for attracting birds with its nectar and pollen. In areas other than Boston, this could mean hummingbirds! In a hummingbird garden, this would be a great tree to add!

Sources

https://www.missouribotanicalgarden.org/PlantFinder/PlantFinderDetails.aspx?kempercode=a550

https://beehappyplants.co.uk/bee-plants/koelreuteria-paniculata/#:~:text=The%20flowers%20have%20medicinal%20use,are%20used%20for%20bead%2Dmaking.

https://www.gardenia.net/plant/koelreuteria-paniculata

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