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Sort by Tree Type Note: Tales for each tree type are listed so that Featured Tales precede story links, with contributor's name followed by story title. Links are alphabetical by title. Apple From Beth Vaughan Atalanta and Hippomenes - 2 links (Greece) Enchanted Apple Tree (French) Heracles and the Golden Apples of Hesperides - 2 links (Greece) Peddler of Swaffam Pomona and Vertumnis (2 links) (Greece) Silver Plate and the Transparent Apple (Russian) Unfruitful Tree (English) Ash Crooker (British) Yggdrasil Aspen Bamboo Banana From Erica Helm Meade Banyan Beech Hertha Lake (German) Birch From Margaret Read MacDonald From Cristy West Silver Plate and the Transparent Apple (Russian) Wood Fairy (Czechoslovakia) Blossom/Flowering Tree From Odds Bodkin Why Flowers are Fragrant (Native American/ Sioux) Breadfruit From Caren Loebel-Fried Gift of Kü (Hawaii) Legend of the Bread Fruit Tree (Hawaii) Carob From Peninnah Schram Cedar From Fran Stallings From Cristy West Dream of Akinosuke (Japan) Legend of the Flute (Native American/Brule Sioux) Cherry From Alton Chung From Priscilla Howe From Margaret Read MacDonald Cherry Tree of the Sixteenth Day ("Jiu-Roku-Zakura")(Japan) Ubazakura or The Cherry Blossom Nurse (Japan) Coconut Legend of the Coconut (Hawaii) Legend of the Coconut Tree (Guam) Man with the Coconuts (Phillipines) Trushanka and the Origin of the Coconut (India) Cotton Cypress Dreaming Tree/ Trees Appear in Dreams From Woody Fern From Elizabeth Murray From Laura Simms From Cristy West Dream of Akinosuke (Japan) Creation Myth, Iroquois Enchanted Canary (Holland) Peddler of Swaffham Twelve Dancing Princesses (France) Evergreen Trees The Thunder Oak (Scandanavia) Why Evergreens Keep Their Leaves (Danish) Why Evergreens Keep Their Leaves Fir From Sheryl Ann Karas From Sheryl Ann Karas Little Tree Who wished for Different Leaves Forest From Moyra Caldecott From Margaret Read MacDonald From Anne Pellowski From Neppe Pettersson Angry Forest (Transylvanian) Forest Tale: Traditional Tale with an Australian Flavour Old Woman in the Wood (Germany) Sir Gawain and the Green Knight (British/Celtic) Tree That Absorbed Tears (Romania/ Jewish) Hulappa Tree Inannna and the Huluppa Tree (Sumerian) Two Versions Hala From Woody Fern Ju Ju Tree King and the JuJu Tree Africa/ Southern Nigeria Jungle Brave Little Parrot (India) Legendary Canoe-making (Laka's canoe) (Hawaii) The Sleeping Tree (Brazil) Juniper Juniper Tree (Germany) Kadamba Krishna, the Gopi girls and the Kadamba Tree ("Chir-Harana" or "Vastraharan Lila") Krishna subdues the serpent Kaliya (India) Kava Kio From Daniel A. Kelin, II Koa (Mahogany) Legendary Canoe-making (Laka's canoe) (Hawaii) Laurel Daphne and Apollo (Greek) Maple From Margaret Read MacDonald How Maple Sugar Came (Native American/Salteaux) Hunting the Great Bear (Native American/ Iroquois--explains autumn color) Mishosha or The Enchanted Sugar-Maple (Native American/Chippewa) Mango Mangrove Oak From Priscilla Howe From Mary Oak O'Kane Baucis and Philemon (Greece) (Two Links) Rhoecus and the Dryad (Greek) The Thunder Oak (Scandanavia) Proud Oak (Greek/Aesop fable) Ohia Olive From Priscilla Howe Orange From Diane Wolkstein Enchanted Canary (Holland) Palm From Erica Helm Meade Parijatak Krishna and the Parijatak tree (India) Tree of Sorrow (India) Pear From Alida Gersie Woman and the Pear Tree (Italian) Pine First Pine Trees (Native American/Micmac) Melusina (Germany) Seven Dancing Brothers (Cherokee) Pomegranate Tamarisk Isis, Osiris and the Tamarisk Tree (Egypt) Watarah Red Watarah (Australia) Wida Tree Willow From Fred Hageneder From Rafe Martin Willow Wife (Japan) |
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