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The first symbolic trees planted in the Hebrew Cultural Garden were the three 'Cedars of Lebanon" that were planted by Chaim Bailik in 1926. Olive trees, common to Israel and the region, have also been planted throughout the garden.
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| The first symbolic trees planted in the Hebrew Cultural Garden were the three 'Cedars of Lebanon" that were planted by Chaim Bailik in 1926. Olive trees, common to Israel and the region, have also been planted throughout the garden.
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