Tag: garden

The cheerful abundance of lemon balm makes her a good ally in magical workings around success and money, and a good spirit ally in general.

If I had bought The Secret Language of Herbs by Alice Peck as a gift, I would have kept it after opening it and taking a peek inside.

I hear there are lots of benefits to growing your own food and herbs and, if you believe in the wisdom and power of plants, it makes sense that there would be benefits. If you’re not convinced already, Harold Roth makes a pretty good case for learning to do it in The Witching Herbs: 13 Essential Plants and Herbs for Your Magical Garden.

The image of the witch mixing potions and throwing in strange herbs and plants to make magical things happen is ubiquitous in our culture.

Using herbs and spices for their magical qualities as well as taste can help practitioners work more magick in their everyday lives.

The Big Book of Practical Spells is focused on incorporating herbs, animals, and other natural elements into earth magick rituals, and will likely be of interest to practitioners aiming to reclaim kitchen witch traditions.

Hopman's Secret Medicines from Your Garden takes the secrecy out of herbal medicine, and makes it accessible and straightforward.

Sacred Plant Initiations is an invitation to the healing the plant world wants to do, and which it knows we so desperately need.

After reading the Llewellyn's Herbal Almanac Cookbook, I feel like I've found a whole community of new friends.