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Botanical Name: Lobelia inflata
Common Names: Lobella, asthma weed, Indian pink, Indian tobacco, pukeweed, vomit weed
Origin: India


Warning: Not to be used during pregnancy. May cause nausea and vomiting if ingested; not to be taken in large doses.

Use lobelia in rituals and spellwork involving healing storms and love.

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Botanical Name: Nelimbo nucifera

Origin: China

Common names: Indian lotus, sacred lotus, bean of India, Egyptian bean

Lotus seeds and pods are used as antidotes to love spells, and any part of the lotus carries or worn ensures blessings by the Gods and good luck.

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Botanical Name: Podophyllum peltatum
Common Names: Mayapple, Hog Apple, American Mandrake, Indian Apple, Duck's Foot
Origin: United States

Use Mandrake Root in rituals and speillwork involving protection, fertility, money, love and health.

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Botanical Name: Filipendula ulmaria
Common Names: Pride of the Meadow, Meadow-wort, Bridewort
Origin: Croatia

Use Meadowsweet in ritual and spellwork involving love, divination, peace and happiness.

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Botanical Name: Avena sativa
Origin: USA

Use in prosperity and money spells.

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Botanical Name: Viscum album
Common Name: All Heal, Birdlime, Devil’s Fuge, Donnerbesen, European Mistletoe, Golden Bough, Holy Wood, Lignam sanctae crucis, Witched Broom, Wood of the Cross
Origin: Albania

When used in rituals and spells mistletoe can be used for fertility; love; protection; visions, lust, and sex magick.

The Druids held mistletoe in great reverence as a sacred plant that could remove every ill. It was gathered with great ceremony and cut from the tree with a golden knife.

Please note this is a 4oz jar by volume not weight

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Botanical Name: Artemisia vulgaris
Common Names: Common mugwort, sailor's tobacco, felon herb
Origin: Croatia

If you use mugwort herb for rituals and spells use it specifically for visionary dreams; clairvoyance; protection; travel stamina/safety; consecrate divinatory tools; add power to scrying tools.

If you place mugwort herb into a cauldron and have it smolder or burn it can be an added benefit for your crystal ball and scrying mirror usage while diving.

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Botanical Name: Verbascum thapsus
Common Names: Great Mullein, Velvet Plant, White Mullein, Bullock's Lungwort, Shepherd's Club, Hare's Beard, Cow's Lungwort
Origin: Croatia

When used for rituals and spells, mullein can be used for invoking spirits and it also keeps away demons and nightmares while sleeping.

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Botanical Name: Urtica dioica
Common Names: Stinging nettle, common nettle, greater nettle
Origin: Croatia

Use Nettle in ritual and spellwork involving exorcism, protection, healing and lust

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Botanical Name: Iris x germanica
Common Names: German Orris Root, Common Orris Root
Origin: Morocco

The orris root has long been used to find and hold love. The whole orris root is carried, the powder added to sachets, sprinkled on sheets, clothing and the body, as well as around the house. Orris root is sometimes known as “Love Drawing Powder”.
In Japan the orris was used as a protectant against evil spirits; the roots and the leaves were hund from the eaves of the house and added to the bath water for personal protection.

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Botanical Name: Ligusticum porteri
Common Names: Bear Root, Loveroot, Porters Lovage, Porters Ligusticum, Chuchupate, Wild Parsley
Origin: United States

Warning: Not to be used during pregnancy.

The root can be used as a talisman and to increase the power of the contents of a medicine pouch. It is also a good cleansing herb that can be used prior to ceremonies or rituals. Use for protection.

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Botanical Name: Passiflora incarnata
Common Names: Maypop, apricot vine, passion vine, purple passion flower, passiflore
Origin: India

Contrary to its name, the passion flower is placed in the house to calm problems and troubles, and to bring peace.

Carried, it attracts friends and great popularity. Placed below the pillow it aids in sleep.

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Botanical Name: Mentha pulegium
Common Names: European Pennyroyal, Hilwort, Pudding grass
Origin: Croatia

Use pennyroyal in rituals and spellwork involving stength, protection and peace.

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Botanical Name: Mentha piperita
Common Names: Brady mint, balm mint, curled mint, lamb mint
Origin: United States

When used for spells and rituals it is mostly effective for visionary dreams; increase psychic ability; healing; and purification.

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Latin Name: Trifolium pratense
Common Names: Red Clover Blossoms, wild clover, cow clover, purple clover
Origin: Croatia

If you use red clover herb in your rituals and spells it is best suited for baths to aid in financial arrangements. Also used in potions for lust. Protects and blesses domestic animals.

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Botanical Name: Rosa centifolia
Origin: China

When used for spells and rituals, rose buds and petals herb is best suited for protection; exorcism; healing; purification; love stimulator(highly effective in love spells).

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Botanical Name: Rosa centifolia
Origin: Egypt

When used for spells and rituals, rose buds and petals herb is best suited for protection; exorcism; healing; purification; love stimulator(highly effective in love spells).

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Botanical Name: Rosa canina
Common Names: Dog rose, Hep tree, hip tree, wild brier, brier rose, hip fruit
Origin: Chile

Magically Rosehips are a little confused. On one hand their bell like shape, medicinal uses and multitude of seeds mean they are sometimes associated with Jupiter. Under this association they can be used to promote health and wealth as well as a source of magical protection. The red fruit placed under your pillow and around your bed are a form of protection from nightmares and pesky spirits.

On the other hand, as the fruit of the dog rose, they are also associated with Venus and are useful in the magical pursuit of love and peace. They can be strung into a necklace and charged with intent to help draw that special somebody to you or placed around the home to promote a happy harmonious household.

Please note this is a 4oz jar by volume not weight

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Botanical Name: Ruta graveolens
Common Names: Herb-of-grace, countryman's treacle, herbygrass
Origin: Poland

Rue leaves placed on the forehead is said to relieve headaches. Worn around the neck rue aids in recuperation from illness and also wards off future health problems. Rue is added to healing incenses and poppets.

Rue added to baths breaks all hexes and curses that may have been cast against you, and it is also added to exorcism incenses and mixtures. It is protective when hung up at the door or placed in sachets, and the fresh leaves rubbed on the floorboards send back and ill spells sent against you. The Romans ate rue as a preservative against evil eye, and the plant was also carried to guard the bearer from poisons, werewolves, and all manner of ills.

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Botanical Name: Carthamus tinctorius
Common Names: American saffron, dyers' saffron, false saffron
Origin: China

Safflower is a good selection for a plant to offer ritual protection of your property and to provide coloring for ritual (or non-ritual) purposes, be it for foods (the Hope dyed their ceremonial wafer bread yellow with safflower petals), textiles, or even skin (in various cultures, saffon petals have been processed into a makeup). The ancient Egyptians grew safflower and used its dye to color fabric, to anoint mummies before wrapping and to color the ritual ointments used on statues of the gods; the flowers were woven into wreaths for mummies (consider using dried flowers for this). In Japan, the petals were prized as a silk dye (they make a very "unnatural" pink on silk!).

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Botanical Name: Sassafras albidum
Common Names: Ague Tree, Saxifrax, Cinnamonwood, Saloop, Smelling-stick
Origin: USA

Sassafras is placed in the purse or wallet to attract money, or is burned for this purpose. It is also added to sachets and spells designed to aid healing.

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Botanical Name: Senna alexandrina
Common Names: American senna, locust plant, wild senna
Origin: India

Use senna in love spells.

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Warning: Not to be used during pregnancy. Not to be used while nursing. Not for long-term use; do not exceed recommended dose.

Botanical name: Scutellaria lateriflora
Can be used for exorcism and to protect the practitioner on spirit journeys.

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Botanical Name: Hypericum perforatum
Common Names: Hypericum, goatweed, God's wonder plant, witches herb
Origin: Croatia

Please note this is a 4oz jar by volume not weight

In modern magic, St. John's Wort is believed to be of benefit when carried on the person for courage, protection, detecting other magicians, and strengthening the will when confronted with bad situations.

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Botanical Name: Valeriana wallichii
Origin: India

Use Valerian in rituals and spellwork involving love, sleep, purification and protection.

The Greeks hung a sprig of valerian under a window to charm away evil.

Valerian root, powered, is sometimes used as ‘graveyard dust’.

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Botanical Name: Verbena officinalis
Common Names: European Vervain, Pigeon's Grass, Holy Herb, Enchanter's Herb.
Origin: Croatia

If you use vervain herb for rituals and spells use it for restful sleep; calming; protection; purification; divination; consecration; love potions; and creativity.

Please note this is a 4oz jar by volume not weight

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Botanical Name: Quercus alba
Common Names: Tanner's bark
Origin: United Stated

Use oak in rituals and spellwork involving protection, health, money, healing, potency, fertility and luck.

Since the oak was a source of food for early settlers in Britain as wellas Europe, it came to be revered and worshipped far back into prehistory. The Druids (traditionally) would not meet for rituals unless an oak was present, and the very word ‘oak’ and ‘Druid” some say, are related. Religious idols were fashioned from oak wood, and Witches often danced beneath the tree.

A tree as long-lived and strong as the oak naturally offers magical protection. Carrying any piece of oak is said to draw good luck.

Please note this is a 4oz jar by volume not weight

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Botanical Name: Asperula Odorata
Common names: Herb Walter, Master of the Woods, Sweet Woodruff, Wood Rove, Wuderove
Origin: Albania

Woodruff is carried to attract money and prosperity, to bring victory to athletes and warriors, and when placed in a sachet of leather, it guards against all harm.

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Botanical Name: Achillea millefolium
Common Names: Milfoil, Noble Yarrow, Nosebleed, Thousand Leaf, Millefolium
Origin: Croatia

When used in rituals and spells, yarrow flower magical herb is best suited for courage, love, exorcism.

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An oracle deck that opens an ancient portal into the energy and healing power that connects the stars above us and the plants growing from the earth.

Open an ancient portal to discover the powerful connection between the healing wisdom of plants and their astrological rulers with this unique 55-card oracle deck and guidebook. Each richly illustrated card depicts a sacred plant ally and its planetary correspondences, while the guidebook illuminates the traditional medicinal applications, ceremonial uses, spiritual messages, animal guides, and symbolic meanings associated with these important herbs, trees, flowers, and mushrooms.

Herbal Magic offers a directory of magical herbs (both rare and common) alongside 36 spells using herbs to amplify casts for attraction, enchantment, trust, friendship, fortune, and success.

The plant kingdom is one of the oldest magical tools in existence. Known for millennia to have beneficial properties for both physical and spiritual well-being, many species of plants have been incorporated into the spiritual and healing practices of cultures around the world. These magical herbs are considered incredible gifts by shamans, green witches, hedge witches, and every wild woman and wild man.

This guide introduces the magical properties of plants, how to use them, and how to source them, including detailed step-by-step instructions on how to blend them seamlessly into magical recipes to harness their intrinsic powers. Tips for the budding witch cover:

• Uses for both common and rare magical plants
• Connecting with nature through the process of growing your own plants
• Herbal magic lore and herbal magic spell tools
• Tea recipes that can enhance your psychic abilities
• Spells for attractions, trust, fortune, and friendship

Work with the energies and properties of magical plants to connect deeply with the earth and all the greenery in her dominion and magnify the power of your magic spells.

The Mystical Handbook series from Wellfleet takes you on a magical journey through the wonderful world of spellcraft and spellcasting. Explore a new practice with each volume and learn how to incorporate spells, rituals, blessings, and cleansings into your daily routine. These portable companions feature beautiful foil-detail covers and color-saturated interiors on a premium paper blend.

This impressive book contains almost 200 recipes for herbal remedies that anyone can use, even if you've never worked with herbs. Popular author Sandra Kynes shows you how herbal remedies can treat everything from the flu to kidney stones, and they can be made from ingredients commonly stocked in your kitchen. Herbal Remedies for Beginners is organized by what part of the body is affected, making it easy to find the remedy you need. You'll discover the equipment for making remedies and a wide variety of application methods from teas and oils to balms and gels. Whether you'd like to make a basil and lemongrass salve to soothe insect bites or a ginger and turmeric syrup to alleviate motion sickness, this is the perfect guide to improving your health.

On each card, a different herb is pictured and identified.

Wise, intuitive, and in harmony with nature, the green witch Herbana is the goddess of the earth element. She is deeply attuned to the forest's mysteries. Her magic is intricately woven with the wild essence of herbs, flowers and animals, guided by the ancient language of nature. This 50-card oracle deck transports you to the magical forest, inviting you to observe and to immerse yourself in your surroundings. Use the 64-page full-color illustrated guidebook to explore this realm and receive the insights it offers.

The Herbcrafter's Tarot celebrates the handicrafts, tools, and time-honored folk skills related to herbs, trees, flowers and other plants that share their gifts with us. This deck and book set explores the relationship between herbs and how people use them for medicine, creativity, ritual, and spiritual guidance. It also considers herbs as archetypes and explores our partnership with the botanical realm. Herbcrafter's Tarot is an engaging introduction to herbalism and plant spirit magic, and can be used as a profound divinatory tool.

The set includes a 78-card deck and a 124-page book full of herbal inspiration and ideas for crafting with the cards.v