On Sukkot, three of the four species (the palm, the myrtle, and the willow)Â are bound and waved together with the etrog. The lulav is said to symbolize the spine, while the myrtle’s leaves symbolize eyes, the willow’s leaves are lips, and the etrog is the heart.
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