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Whether you use plants in your magical or daily life, this catalogue of commonly found herbs offers time-saving, user-friendly plant profiles, so you always have the wisdom you need right at your fingertips. Each entry includes the plant's:

Magical Uses • Planetary Ruler • Element
Magical Virtues • Lore • Culinary and Household Uses
Cosmetic Applications • Home Remedies

An herbalist's best friend, this skimmable sourcebook helps you navigate your practice with confidence. It covers almost every herb you could find in your local supermarket, occult store, or garden. Pick through succinct, versatile entries for nearly 150 plants, such as:

Angelica • Apple • Beech • Bergamot • Black Cohosh • Carnation
Chervil • Chilli • Clary Sage • Comfrey • Echinacea • Eucalyptus
Feverfew • Flax • Ginseng ;• Goldenrod • Hawthorn • Iris
Linden • Lotus • Lovage • Maize • Mullein · Myrrh • Pine
Pomegranate • Rue • Saffron • Sandalwood • Skullcap
Sweet Cicely • Vervain • White Horehound • Yarrow

Anna Franklin also provides any cautions that need to be considered before working safely with the herb. With so many featured plants, this compendium is a valuable everyday resource for healers, cooks, witches, and plant enthusiasts of all skill levels.

You already have an herbal pharmacy just waiting to be found - it's right in your garden. This book teaches you how to use a wide variety of common plants to improve your health, treat common ailments, make personal care products, and develop your magical practice. Anna Franklin provides comprehensive profiles for nearly thirty plants, such as begonia, sunflower, dandelion, and clover. She shares each one's culinary, medicinal, and cosmetic uses as well as magical virtues, correspondences, and recipes. This practical guide also offers deep insights on seasonal garden rituals, fairy flowers and trees, weather lore, garden spirits and familiars, harvesting and storing, and more. From tinctures and syrups to creams, bath salts, and jellies, this book has a wealth of options to improve your health and spirituality.

Includes more than 150 recipes for teas, infusions, tinctures, syrups, baths, salves, balms, compresses, poultices, oils, creams, potions, candles, and much more.

The Hearth Witch's Kitchen Herbal is an herbal with a difference―it shows how to use the herbs and spices most of us already have in our kitchens for home remedies, personal care, spiritual practice, spells, and rituals. The follow-up to the bestselling Hearth Witch's Compendium, this practical guide includes more than 150 recipes and focuses on twenty-three common culinary herbs and spices. For each plant, you will discover magical correspondences, culinary uses, cosmetic uses, medicinal uses, notes of caution, recipes, and lore. Also discover how to combine herbs with astrology, colors, and elemental energies for powerful magical workings. From basil to turmeric and incenses to syrups, this useful kitchen herbal is designed to help you expand your Hearth Witch skills for a more natural and magical life.

Filled with spells, recipes, and crafts, this book helps you discover the magical rhythms of the natural world. Join Anna Franklin, bestselling author of The Hearth Witch's Compendium, as she shares time-honored recipes and step-by-step instructions for bringing enchantment and joy into your life. You will discover dozens of incantations and spells to help you celebrate the cycles of the seasons, honor the gods and spirits, and release negative energy and anxiety. The world is filled with magic, if we can just slow down and learn how to channel it. The Hearth Witch's Year provides hands-on tips for sabbats, solstices, saints' days, and more than 100 other auspicious dates so you can connect with the earth's natural energies and manifest your deepest desires.

Discover the stories, philosophies, and practices of Urglaawe (Or-glaw-veh), a Pennsylvania Dutch tradition, all in one place for the first time ever.

Noa Ikeda is a Japanese-American artist who currently resides in Montreal, Canada. Her illustrations appear on multiple mobile games and websites. Two of her tarot cards from this deck appeared first in Pride Tarot: A Collaborative Deck.

This collection of forty elegant botanical cards draws inspiration from healers, helpers, and shaman who walk the thin places between one world and another. These wise folks find the plants of their practice at the edges of cultivated fields as well as deep in the woods, wilds, and along shorelines. Each lovingly illustrated card in this deck includes an oracle property that can provide guidance to a seeker or meditative focus to a querent.

Hedgewitchery and tarot-two separate bridges between the physical and spiritual realms-combine in this alluring deck for witches and nature-lovers, allowing you to access deep wisdom from both places.

Showcasing exquisite art by Angela Rizza, this 78-card deck upholds the Rider-Waite-Smith tradition while honoring the hedgewitch's connection to the unseen world. In her enlightening companion book, Tudorbeth guides you on your journey through divination and reveals each card's three-part meaning: the border (the card's story and location), the riding (actions needed to make the card reality), and the veil (a practical exercise, like a spell, charm, prayer, or meditation, to help you see your path).

Layered with significant, nature-based imagery, the major arcana signals that the other world is near, while the suits of the minor arcana correspond to the four seasons. Wands embody spring energies, cups represent summer, swords symbolize autumn, and pentacles portray winter. Includes 78 cards with a matte, linen finish; a 224-page, color guidebook; and a reading altar.

150 Crystals for Spells, Elixirs, Divination & More

Master mineral magic with this small but robust guide to the mystical powers of gems, stones, and crystals. Organized into sections focused on each of the five elements―earth, air, fire, water, and spirit―this uplifting book helps you connect to the energies of crystals and enhance your life with their ancient wisdom.

Tudorbeth walks you through crystal basics and teaches you how to use them to cast dozens of spells for success, love, protection, and healing. Concoct gem elixirs to imbibe their magical essences and glimpse the future with crystal divination. With this book's grounded wisdom, you will attune to one of Mother Earth's greatest secrets: crystal magic.

As a central figure of the Craft, the moon holds a special place in any hedgewitch's practice. Through more than a hundred spells, recipes, and workings, this two-color, hardcover book shows you how to honor Our Lady of the Night and utilize her power to amplify your magic and affirmations. Discover lunar myths and legends as well as correspondences to herbs, crystals, and deities. You will also learn how to connect with changing energies in each season and moon phase. With guidance for drawing down the moon, making moon water, creating a moon altar, and other sacred activities, The Hedgewitch's Little Book of Lunar Magic features ample inspiration for honoring and harmonizing with this revered celestial body.

Plants, trees, wildlife, the environment, and even weather phenomena are sacred to the hedgewitch. This book shares hundreds of recipes, spells, potions, and crafts to help you reconnect with the elemental energies and the turning of the wheel. A Hedgewitch's Little Book of Seasonal Magic follows the sun around its seasonal year, providing recipes for jams, jellies, chutneys, and syrups as well as seasonal spells, Esbat rituals, and correspondences. Discover recipes for winter spice marmalade, nettle beer, thyme syrup for coughs and colds, peony jelly, and onion and pineapple chutney. Learn how to create a March storms wand, Mabon apple garland, summer mermaid crystal shells, and a leaf glass mandala. Cast spells for safe travels, luck, preventing floods, increased passion, and many more. Author Tudorbeth has designed this book to help strengthen your magic and spellcraft through a connection to elemental energies and the natural world.

Explore old-world magic and contemporary charms with this brilliant book of enchantments. Within these pages, you will discover more than one hundred spells, charms, and recipes for love, money, health, family, career, and more. Author Tudorbeth has selected the best traditional workings along with contemporary spells that can be done with readily available ingredients.

Hedgewitchery is the individual pursuit of living in harmony with nature while practicing magic. This book shares everything from old-world spells to magical enchantments for modern problems like credit card issues and unwanted house guests. You will discover delicious recipes such chocolate avocado mousse and charms and spells for prosperity, good luck, fertility, friendships, and so much more. All of the spells can be modified to suit your own individual needs and feelings, and the author includes helpful suggestions for incorporating herbs, crystals, and oils to empower your magic.

Brighten up any space with this ceramic plant pot, adorned with a beautiful 3D sunflower design and cheerful 'Hello Sunshine' text. Perfect for showcasing favourite plants or flowers, this plant pot brings warmth to any room, garden or windowsill to create a welcoming display.

Dimensions: 12.5 x 11.2 x 11 cm (4.9 x 4.4 x 4.3 in)

Hematite is the mineral form of iron oxide. It is coloured black to silver-grey. Hematite is harder than pure iron but much more brittle. It will often form in layers at the bottom of a body of standing water or sometimes as the result of volcanic activity.

As a healing stone hematite is known as a stone for the mind. It brings mental organization and is very grounding and calming. It helps with original and logical thinking and decreases negativity. Use it to help balance the body/mind/spirit. Physically it has been used to keep the body cool, to decrease blood disorders, nervous problems and insomnia.

Adding on to our Henna Treasure Collection of wind chimes and plant accessories, this hamsa shaped spinning bell chime would make a great addition to a home or patio for someone who appreciates it's symbolism. The hamsa is known as a protective amulet or talisman across cultures throughout the ages. Traditionally used for livestock purposes, bells are incorporated into each one of our handcrafted, hand painted chimes offering a unique sound. Display alone or create a zen space with the soothing sounds.

Great as garden décor! These bells are also known as Noah or cow bells. They are hand tuned to perfection with a calming meditative sound.

Made in India.

Botanical Name: Agrimonia eupatoria
Common Names: Church steeples, Cocklebur, Stickwort
Origin: Croatia

It is said that Agrimony magical herb protects against evil entities, and even poison.

It is thought when agrimony magical herb is aged, witches and other magical beings have this herb in both protection, exorcism, and divination however it can also be used in negativity magic and the black arts depending on your intentions.

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Botanical Name: Medicago sativa
Common Names: Chilean Clover, Buffalo Grass, lucerne, purple medic
Origin: United States
Used for rituals and spells to protect from poverty and hunger, best placed in a jar in the cupboard or pantry. Also, burn alfalfa and scatter the ashes around the property for this purpose. Also used in money spells.

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Botanical Name: Pimenta dioica
Common Names: Pimento, Jamaica Pepper
Origin: Guatemala

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When used for rituals and spells, allspice can be used to attract money or luck. It can be used as an incense or added to incense mixtures. Allspice is also used to promote healing.


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Botanical Name: Illicium verum
Common Names: Chinese anise
Origin: China

Star Anise is burned as incense to increase psychic awareness & abilities, placed on the altar to increase the power generated, and carried to bring luck.

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Botanical Name: Withania somnifera
Common Names: Winter cherry, Indian ginseng
Origin: India
Warning: Not to be used during pregnancy.

The name Ashwagandha is from the Sanskrit language and is a combination of the word ashva, meaning horse, and gandha, meaning smell. The root has a strong aroma that is described as "horse-like." Long revered as an Ayurvedic Remedy, Ashwagandha is believed to relieve stress, increase energy levels and improve concentration. Ashwagandha has a mythical reputation as a herb of longevity and an elixir of life. It is useful for all who wish to strengthen their Chi, the vital energy of the body. It helps to cope with excessive stress and will strengthen the power of endurance. It sharpens mental powers and enhances the memory and will be a valuable aid to those who are studying. Last, but by no means least, its aphrodisiac powers will be appreciated by those who practice tantra or sex magic.

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Botanical Name: Populus Spp.
Common name: Aspen, Poplar, Cottonwood

Use in anti-theft spells, and plant an aspe in your garden or field to be protected from thieves.

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Botanical Name: Myrica cerifera
Common Names: Bayberry, American bayberry, bayberry wax tree, myrtle, wax myrtle
Origin: USA

A New England tradition involves burning a Bayberry candle on dark winter nights to bring prosperity at New Year’s. The old saying goes, “A bayberry candle burned to the socket brings joy to the heart and gold to the pocket.” Give Bayberry candles as Yule gifts to pass the blessings on to friends.

Sprinkle Bayberry root around a burning candle to enhance money-drawing magick. Carry a piece of the root in your wallet next to your cash to ensure that your money will return to you.

When moving into a new home, dress a white candle with Bayberry oil and burn it on your hearth. The ritual is said to keep evil away and invite good fortune.

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Botanical Name: Trillium pendulum
Common Names: trillium, Beth, Indian Root, True Love
Origin: USA

Carrying trillium is said to attract money and luck to its bearer. The root of the trillium is also rubbed onto the bodt to attract love.

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Botanical Name: Cimicifuga racemosa
Common Names: Black snakeroot, Black bugbane

Warning: Not to be used during pregnancy.

It is said that Black Cohosh as a magical herb to strengthen courage in the meak. An infusion of the herb sprinkled around a room or added to the bath, is said to drive away evil presences.

Add an infusion to the bath to help in cases of impotency. Can also be added to love sachets.

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Latin Name: cnicus benedictus
Common Names: Blessed thistle herb
Origin: Croatia

Blessed Thistle herb is effective in exorcism, hex-breaking, and in purification spells. Grown outside the home, this blessed herb is said to attract peace, love, and harmony.

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Botanical Name: Nymphea caerulea
Common Names: Blue Egyptian lotus, blue water lily, and sacred blue lily
Origin: Hong Kong

Magical Properties: dreaming, relaxation, protection & lock-opening

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Warning: Not to be used during pregnancy. Not to be used while nursing.

Botanical Name: Viola odorata
Common Names: Sweet Violet Flowers, Violas, English Violet
Origin: Albania

When flowers are carreid they offer protection against “wykked sperytis” and brings changes in luck and fortune. Mixed with lavender, they are a powerful love stimulant and also arouse lust. If you gather the first violet in the spring your dearest wish will be granted.

Ancient greeks wore the violet to calm tempers and to induce sleep.

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Botanical Name: Ruscus aculeatus
Common Names: Box holly, sweet broom, knee holly, pettigree, jew's myrtle, thorny fragon
Origin: Croatia

Butchers Broom is a protective plant and when hung around the home will protect against intense ill will and hatred. Sprinkle around the house or use in a wash to expel evil forces, poltergeist activity and hauntings.

Carry in a purple mojo bag to increase psychic powers.

Carry in a black mojo bag for protection.

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Botanical Name: Acorus calamus
Common Names: Calamus, Vacha, Bach Agri-turki, Baje
Origin: India

The seeds are strung as beads and used for healing, or the powdered root is used in healing incenses and sachets.

Small pieces of the root kept in all corners of the kitchen protect against hunger and poverty.

Growing the plant brings good luck to the gardener, and calamus is also used to stengthen and bind spells.

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Botanical Name: Calendula officinalis
Common Names: Gold-bloom, Marigold, Marybud, Pot Marigold
Origin: Egypt

Magical uses: Added to a bath it is said the help win the respect and admiration of everyone you meet. Scattered under a bed they protect you while you sleep and make your dreams come true. Carried in a pocket can help justice to smile favorably upon you while in court.

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Botanical Name: Nepeta cataria
Common Names: Catmint, Catnep, Catswort, Field Balm
Origin: Canada

If you use catnip herb for rituals and spells it is very good for creating a psychic bond with animals; power; courage; love and happiness.

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Botanical name: Juniperus virginiana
Common nanes: Tree of Life, Arbor Vitae, Lebanon Cedar, Red Juniper, Red Cedar, Pencil Cedar

Use to create sacred space (incense, wood shavings or oil diffuser). Keep a cedarwood wand above your door for protection. Sacred to the Goddess Brigit and used during Imbolc celebrations

Excellent wood to use for longevity and abundance talismans. Grounds and creates clarity during psychic readings.

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Latin Name: Matricaria chamomilla
Common Names: Chamomile
Origin: Egypt

When used for spells and rituals, chamomile magical herb is best used for marriage proposals; good luck gambling; prevents lightening strikes; prosperity; and meditation.

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Botanical Name: Cinnamomum cassia
Common Names: Cassia
Origin: Indonesia
Cinnamon is a good addition with rituals and spells involving spirituality, success, healing, power, psychic powers, lust, protection and love.

It is said when cinnamon is burned as an incense, it raises high spiritual vibractions, aids in healing, draws money, stimulates psychic powers and produces protective vibrations. Cinnamon is also used in making sachets and infusions for these purposes.

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Botanical Name: Syzygium aromaticum
Origin: Sri Lanka

If you use cloves for ritual and spellwork they are good for protection, exorcism, love and money spells.

When burned as an incense cloves are said to attract riches, drive away hostile and negative forces, produce spiritual vibrations, and purify the area.

Cloves are burned as an incense to stop others from gossiping about you.

Worn or carried, cloves are said to attract the opposite sex and bring comfort to the bereaved.

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

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