Money doesn’t grow on trees...

You do realize that there are trees where money grows, right? In southern Missouri, it's called a Black Walnut tree. The fruit is a hard green ball that falls off in the autumn. People pick those up and take them to the hullers where the green outer layer is mechanically removed and the black walnut is deposited in a bag. The person that collected the walnuts is paid for the weight of the nuts in the bag. Money from trees. When I was a kid, we had a long row of black walnut trees alone one edge of our property. After school, I'd go down to the trees with old burlap feed sacks and pick up the black walnuts and put them into the bag. When I'd finished picking up all the walnuts, I'd call one of my brothers who owned a pickup and he'd take my bags of walnuts and I to the huller. After I got paid, he'd take enough to cover his gas and the rest of the money was mine.

I bet that was neat to see. I have 2 different types of money trees. I think they are neat.

The name of the plant probably has to do with the shape or texture of its leaves. In all reality money doesn’t grow on trees since actually money is made from fabric fibers not plants. It is green like plants.

The dollar bills plant must be lovely, it may suffer from inflation but requires little care. I didn't know about the money tree plant, there are so many items and amulets that "help" with luck. I think they might even work because of positive thinking, law of attraction and so forth. Most trees can bring some wealth if you're able to sell the fruits or the wood, anyway.

I heard about the money plant, I am not sure if my mom has it.

Here's what it says on the computer: "The name "money tree" refers to the story of its origin, where a poor man prayed for money, found this "odd" plant, took it home as an omen, and had great fortune in selling plants grown from its seeds. The Money Tree is hardy and extremely tolerant of low light and dryness.

I know this the hard way

If I had an avocado tree, I'd feel like I had amoneytree.

@lovebuglena So did you ask them about the money tree? I have heard in the past about a money tree. I have never seen them and was not sure if someone just said it and it does or does not exist. Now, you have seen them so I know it does exist.

The money trees that I see; people leaves tips on them in restaurants. I see them every now and them.

I have never seen one before.

I had that plant too, but it froze last year. I sincerely hope that does not mean a loss of money.

Of course, there should be a money tree at home, and also a frog with a coin in its mouth, you need to attract money!??

Yes, it is said that he brings good luck in the house!

I have heard of those trees. Aren’t they popular for Chinese New Year?

I have money tree all over the yard. It's a small purple flowered weed that develops coin shaped pods containing seeds. There was a movie way back when about a money tree. I'll see if I can find a link. The only way money grows on trees is if you sell the fruits lol.

I've seen moneytree plants but don't have one.

I trust all things work very well and good for you as you've entered and face 2022.

Bank notes used to be made from paper which is made from trees! Banknotes these days seen to be made from a sort of plastic material. I don't know what it is. Australian banknotes are like that and now British ones are that way too. It helps stop them from tearing.

I have no idea if money grows on trees or not