Fern

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Spiritual meaning of Fern in many cultures symbolise eternal youth and good luck charm to a new lovers.
During the Middle Ages, ferns were thought to flower and produce seed only once a year—at midnight on St. John’s Eve (June 23) prior Midsummer’s Day. Traditionally, this was a celebration accompanying the summer solstice.

 

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Spiritual meaning of Fern in many cultures symbolise eternal youth and good luck charm to a new lovers.
During the Middle Ages, ferns were thought to flower and produce seed only once a year—at midnight on St. John’s Eve (June 23) prior Midsummer’s Day. Traditionally, this was a celebration accompanying the summer solstice.

 

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Fern

Copper Penny £70 (1900-1967)
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