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jillraggett · 2 months

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Plant of the Day

Tuesday 12 March 2024

In a sheltered front garden on the south coast of Britain the Salvia rosmarinus (rosemary, rose of the sea, southernwood) is already flowering. This aromatic evergreen will bloom from early spring through summer and into autumn. The plant was even adding foliage and flowers to a shop window display further down the street.

Jill Raggett

#salvia #rosemary #blue flowers #aromatic #foliage #evergreen #rose of the sea #southernwood #plants #horticulture #front garden #garden #deal #kent #herb #flower arrangement #shop window #shrub

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thebotanicalarcade · 1 month

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n394_w1150 by Biodiversity Heritage Library Via Flickr: Icones florae Germanicae et Helveticae, simul Pedemontanae, Tirolensis, Istriacae, Dalmaticae, Austriacae, Hungaricae, Transylvanicae, Moravicae, Borussicae, Holsaticae, Belgicae, Hollandicae, ergo Mediae Europae. Lipsiae,F. Hofmeister [etc.]1834-1912. [v. 1, 1850] biodiversitylibrary.org/page/6035936

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rainafoxfire · 10 months

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4 Ways to Use Apple Cider Vinegar

[Originally authored by italia92]

Hair Herbal Rinse

By infusing various herbs into the vinegar rinse, you can enhance different hair colors and condition hair at the same time.

Here are some recommended herbs to use with apple cider vinegar:

For dark hair:……Parsley, Rosemary, Sage For light hair:…..Chamomile, Flannel Mullein, Marigold For red hair:…….Henna For oily hair:……Lavender, Thyme, Witch Hazel, Yarrow For dry hair:…….Marigold For brittle hair:…Horsetail

To make your own herbal hair rinse natural hair care product:

Place 2 tablespoons of the dried herb (or herb mixture) into a muslin bag or tea ball and put in a warmed tea pot.

Pour 1 pint (500 ml) of boiling water over the herbs and infuse for 2 hours.

Allow the liquid to cool then pour it into a quart (1 liter) jar.

Add 1 pint (500 ml) of apple cider vinegar and mix well.

To add extra fragrance to the herbal rinse, try adding a few drops of lavender or lemon or rose essential oils.

No time to make your own natural hair care product?

You can buy online, ready made apple cider vinegar herbal hair rinses.

Essential Oil Vinegar Hair Rinse

If preparing a vinegar/herb infusion is not your cup of tea, then a faster way to enhance the hair conditioning effect of apple cider vinegar is to add a small amount of certain types of essential oils.

To make a batch, just add 5 drops of the essential oil to 1 cup (250 ml) of apple cider vinegar. When you are ready to rinse your hair, take 1 tablespoon of this mixture and add it to 1 cup (250 ml) of warm water.

Types of essential oils that go well in a vinegar hair rinse include:

Lavender, Lemon, Rose, Rosemary, Sage

Dandruff and Itchy Scalp Relief

The acids and enzymes in ACV kill the “bottle bacillus”, a bacteria that is one of the causes for many scalp and hair conditions such as dandruff, itchy scalp, hair loss and often baldness. The bacteria clogs hair follicles allowing dry crusts to form that itch and flake.

For a simple home treatment for dandruff and itchy scalp, apply full strength ACV to the scalp, rub in, and leave on for a half hour to an hour before washing your hair.

For an extra strength natural hair care product, apple cider vinegar can be infused with herbs such as stinging nettle, southernwood, goosegrass, plantain and burdock root all of which help prevent dandruff on their own. Tea tree oil is another excellent natural anti-dandruff ingredient, which can be added.

Natural Hair Loss Treatment

In her book Apple Cider Vinegar- Miracle Health System, Patricia Bragg recommends trying the following natural hair loss treatment: For bald and thinning areas apply to scalp an hour before shampooing- 2 Tbsp ACV mixed with a tiny pinch cayenne powder.

Then before going to bed, mix a royal jelly capsule with one tsp ACV, pat on bald areas and leave overnight.

The following herbs have also been used to prevent hair loss and stimulate hair growth:

Burdock, Catnip, Chamomile, Lavender, Rosemary, Saw Palmetto, Thyme, Yucca

Make your own vinegar mixture as per the herbal hair rinse recipe given above and apply it full strength to the scalp. Rub it in and leave it on for a half hour to an hour before washing your hair.

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ribuel3xo · 1 year

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Liliana toda una puta mostrando el culo en tanga de hilo Doctor looks hymen examination and virgin teenie shagging Teen amateur banged by handsome twink Tight pussy girl in fishnets fucking dildo hot Asian girl with a diminutive body likes all kinds of hardcore Rico Strong tastes those peaches Big booty stepsis gets both of her holes pounded POV style Chubby mom shoves 2 giant dildos in her hairy pussy Wife banging Petite Black Teen Fucked To Orgasm By White Guy During Casting POV

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faorism · 2 months

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a quick dash of a drawing for wyll week: flowers featuring wyll troubled with hanahaki disease due to one particular well coiffed rogue. an untraditional bouquet for their romance features:

wallflower for faithfulness in adversity

southernwood for constancy and jest

just a few hyacinth leaves and individual flowers for a touch of sport, playfulness, and rashness

and of course, sweet william for gallantry

EDIT: astarion now has a companion piece!

#wyll ravengard #astarion #wyllstarion #wyllweek2024 #bloodpact #bg3 astarion #bg3 wyll #baldurs gate 3 #faorism fanart

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goblingarden · 2 years

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new baby plants: blackberry, which aren't invasive in my area, valerian, chives, wild beebalm, sweetgrass, rocky mountain penstemon, yarrow, my bestie artemisia ludoviciana (which also grows down the street but i wanted it here too), monkshood, and one artemisia absinthium, who is in the corner of the yard where she can't cause too much trouble.

#still replanting the ones i lost to landscapers #rip mugwort and ephedra and southernwood i couldn't find any starters #gardening #plants #herbs

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talonabraxas · 21 days

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Planet Mercury: Correspondences, Magick & Astrology

Mercury is the planet closest to the sun in our solar system. It is also the smallest planet in the solar system, assuming you accept Pluto’s recent demotion to dwarf planet.

Mercury orbits the sun once every 88 days. It is bright, but difficult to see because of its proximity to the sun. Look for it in the morning and evening twilight.

The earliest known mention of Mercury is in an astrological compendium dating from 14th Cen BCE Assyria known as the MUL.APIN tablets.

The Babylonians called Mercury Nabu, after their messenger God.

The ancient Greeks called Mercury Stilbon, meaning ”the gleaming” and later called it Apollo when it appeared in the morning sky and Hermes when it appeared in the evening sky.

The name Mercury was given to the planet by the Romans who associated their messenger God, Mercury, with the Greek Hermes.

The Planet Mercury in Magic

The planet Mercury rules communication, information and networking, travel, trade, merchants, and commerce. Mercury rules Gemini and Wednesday.

Herbs Associated with Mercury Almond Alyssum Anise Crocus Fennel Hazel Heather Honeysuckle Lavender Marjoram Mullein Parsley Pelargonium Southernwood

Mercury Minerals and Crystals Agate Aventurine Citrine Mercury Mica Muscovite

Other Mercury Correspondences

Colors: Yellow, violet, orange

Other symbols: Wings, feathers, reflective surfaces

Celestial Alchemy by Talon Abraxas

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greenwitchcrafts · 9 months

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Wormwood

Artemisia absinthium

Known as: Absinthe, crown for a king, green ginger, madderwort, old woman & wormot

Related plants: A member of th e family Artemisia that also include mugwort, sagewort, tarragon, sagebrush & southernwood

Parts used: Leaves & flowers

Habitat & cultivation: this shrub is native to Europe, Asia & Siberia. It is most likely found present in along dry rocky roads, in pastures & open waste areas or overgrazed rangeland

Plant type: Perennial

Region: Zones 4-9

Harvest: Best to let grow for at least two years before harvesting large amounts

Growing tips: Wonderful container plant that can be incredibly invasive. It grows readily from seed, root divisions or cutting and preferably recently composted or fertilized. They do not love wet soil & prefer warm, dry, rocky conditions.

Medicinal information: The bitter-tasting plant has been used for centuries for medicinal purposes to reduce pain & swelling. Made into a salve it can help the itch from insect bites-It's also used as a anti-parasitic to treat intestinal worms, treat digestive problems & skin infections. It was also used to make the infamous drink Absinthe & Vermouth.

Cautions: Wormwood is toxic & shouldn't be taken internally. It is dangerous to use for longer than a two week period & should be avoided by pregnant & chestfeeding individuals. If burning, use in a ventilated area as the smoke can be irritating to the eyes and throat.

Magickal properties

Gender: Masculine

Planet: Mars

Element: Fire

Deities: Aida Wedo, Artemis, Diana, Innana, Iris, Isis, Lakshimi & Sif

Magickal uses:

•Burn as an incense with mugwort, bay and/or blue lotus to aid in psychic powers, enhance divination abilities & to attract spirits

• Place under your bed to draw a loved one

• Keep in your vehicle to protect against accidents & dangerous roads

• Use to send harmful magick back to it's sender

• Sprinkle in the path of an enemy to cause strife and misfortune

• Decorate your altar or workspace with wormwood when using your clairvoyant skills

• Give as an offering to spirits

• Carry with you in a satchet to protect against bewitchment

• Use rituals of astral projection and divination

• In Russia, wormwood was commonly used to protect the wearer from Rusalki, water spirits who roamed forests and rivers with sharp claws and an hate for humans

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mitsies · 8 months

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✺ mitsies 5k drabble event .

⤷ welcome to my flower shop!

❊ so, how does it work?

pick 1-2 flowers off the list below the cut.

each flower corresponds to a prompt based off its meaning!

send me an ask with the flower(s) and a character, and you'll get a drabble back!

.. remember, my rules still apply.

❊ send a request! ❊ event masterlist ❊ prompts below! ❊

❊ bouquets available:

amaryllis ; pride

anemone ; forsaken

arborvitae ; unchanging friendship

begonia ; beware

belladonna ; silence

black-eyed susan ; justice

butterfly weed ; let me go

camellia, pink ; longing for you

carnation, pink ; i'll never forget you

columbine ; foolishness

cyclamen ; resignation/goodbye

daisy ; innocence

fern ; secret bonds of love

forget-me-not ; memories of true love

hyacinth, purple ; sorrow

hyacinth, yellow ; jealousy

hydrangea ; frigidity and heartlessness

hyssop ; sacrifice, cleanliness

jasmine ; sweet love, amiability

lavender ; distrust

lemon balm ; sympathy

lilac ; joy of youth

lily, orange ; hatred

lotus flower ; enlightenment, rebirth

magnolia ; nobility, love of nature

marigold ; grief, jealousy

myrtle ; good luck, marital love

oak ; strength

parsley ; festivity

peony ; bashful, happy life or shame

poppy ; consolation

rose, red ; i love you

rose, dark red ; mourning

rose, pink ; happiness

rose, white ; innocence, worth

rose, yellow ; jealousy, infidelity, decrease of love

rosemary ; remembrance

snapdragon ; deception, graciousness

sorrel ; affection

southernwood ; constancy, jest

sweet pea ; blissful pleasure, goodbye, thank you for a lovely time

sunflower, small ; adoration

sunflower, tall ; haughtiness

tansy ; hostile thoughts, declaring war

tarragon ; lasting interest

tulip, red ; declaration of love

violet ; watchfulness

willow ; sadness

yarrow ; everlasting love

zinnia ; thoughts of absent friends, lasting affection

❊ send a request! ❊ event masterlist ❊ request rules ❊

#mitsies 5k #jujutsu kaisen x reader #blue lock x reader #chainsaw man x reader #honkai star rail x reader #genshin impact x reader #bungou stray dogs x reader #bsd x reader #hsr x reader #csm x reader #jjk x reader #prompts inspired by @evelynwrites on tumblr

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minhosimthings · 2 months

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How about moots as flowers?

I spent a summer researching fLowers and their meanings THIS IS MY MOMENT.

@astraystayyh: White Carnations. They symbolise pure, sweet, innocent love and I sometimes truly believe Sahar is love incarnated.

@frenchkisstheabyss - Iris. Irises, for centuries have always said wisdom, love and valor. Is there anything else to describe Ty better?

@jaylaxies - Morning glory. It's not about what it means, but I love the scent of morning glory and even how it looks just screams Aria.

@junnieverse - Myrtle. Myrtles are such cute flowers and also sometimes their essence is used to make whales...do the thing. MARS IM SORRY-

@sjyluv - Snapdragon. If there's anything as graceful and beautiful as Mia, it's the flower that represents grace itself Snapdragon!

@sumaneun-stars - Red tulips. It means "someone who can connect really easily." That's Skye for you.

@yunabi436 - dwarf sunflowers. BECAUSE MY BABY YUNA IS THE MOST ADORABLE LITTLE SHIT EVER

@lovestay-channie - Pink Carnation. It symbolises someone who is unforgettable and Rae has that effect like you can't ever forget her personality.

@chlorinecake - lily-of-the-valley. No cause I love these flowers so much they're the prettiest ever, in scent and in glamour (just like my jagi)

@angel1kisses - Southernwood. Technically it's not a flower, but it symbolises warmth through comedic gestures and that's just saur Vampie.

@candewlsy - Marjoram. It speaks of happiness and joy and welp, if Mizu isn't just the biggest bundle of joy ever idk what she is

@haecien - Honeysuckle. Mainly because I think Harua smells like Honeysuckle IDK WHY IM SORRY

@amazzwon - Winter Savory. does it symbolise spicy shit? Yes it does. Does it remind me of my babygirl? Yes it does.

@jaeyunluvr - Yellow tulip. Maily because her smile is saur pretty and tulips symbolise sunshine in a smile hehe

@minhypen - White rose. It symbolises love in innocence and also softness, and I feel like Selene is the gentlest person I've ever met SHE'S SO CUTE.

@mnwrld - Sweet pea. It means Blissful pleasures and I feel like Kana and her writing are actually such pleasures to read.

#mona's sessions #anon alert!#moots!#moots games #my flower research paid off hehe #also apologies to my moots if they don't like the flowers #ITS JUST MY OPINION

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princesssarisa · 5 months

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I wonder… What are the March sisters' (Amy, Jo, Beth and Meg) favorite flowers?

Well, Little Women has several references to roses throughout, so I'll assume that all four sisters like roses. Each sister also has her own portion of the garden where she plants certain flowers, so those specific flowers must be favorites too.

Meg I imagine likes pale pink or peach roses; "blush roses," which her sisters all wear as her bridesmaids. Old-fashioned and ladylike. She also likes heliotropes, myrtle, and orange blossoms, all of which she grows in the garden. Once she falls in love with John, she comes to love lilies of the valley too, because they're his favorite flower.

Jo doesn't care much for "sentimental" things (except in stories), but I imagine she does like vibrant red roses, as well as bright yellow sunflowers, which she sometimes grows.

Beth I think likes white roses. A white rose is associated with her recovery from her scarlet fever, after all. Meg picks it to place in her hands if she dies, but instead, after her fever breaks, they place it by her bedside to be the first thing she sees when she wakes up. She also loves "old-fashioned fragrant flowers": sweet peas, mignonette, larkspur, carnations, pansies, and southernwood.

Amy is probably disappointed that roses don't come in blue, but I see her liking red or pink roses anyway. She also loves the flowers she grows – lilies, honeysuckle, and morning glories – and she's mentioned to wear azaleas at one point in France, so she must be fond of those too.

#little women #meg march #jo march #beth march #amy march #favorite flowers #headcanon

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aethermimic · 3 months

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snapdragon & southernwood !!

( from @tsunael )

From the Botanical Headcanons word prompts post!

snapdragon : is your muse merciful ?why or why not ?

Right now, yes! Oyuun has a rather big heart -- it's part of the reason why her aetherial mimicry tends towards healing arts. It's also the reason that she's traveling along the Warrior of Light's path, despite just wanting to study most of the time -- if her knowledge can help others, and they are asking her for help, how can she refuse?

She fits in with the Scions rather well, now that I think about it.

southernwood : how seriously does your muse take themself ?do they prefer a solemn & intellectual atmosphere or do they delight in jokes & banter ?

Oh my goodness, Oyuun takes herself so seriously. Jokes at her expense, even light ones, tend to chafe her a little (though she's gotten pretty good at brushing them off). She gets embarrassed very easily, especially if someone corrects her about something she felt she should have known.

She loosens up considerably around close friends, though. When she lets herself relax, she feels more comfortable joking around, and often lets herself get a little silly. She'll playfully suggest silly plans for whatever situation the Scions face, or occupy herself when talking to friends by conjuring small displays of lights or sparks.

#two very excellent choices!#thanks so much for asking!#ffxiv #ffxiv wol #ffxiv oc #xaela #au ra #oc ask meme #on oyuun

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thebotanicalarcade · 1 year

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n394_w1150 by Biodiversity Heritage Library Via Flickr: Icones florae Germanicae et Helveticae, simul Pedemontanae, Tirolensis, Istriacae, Dalmaticae, Austriacae, Hungaricae, Transylvanicae, Moravicae, Borussicae, Holsaticae, Belgicae, Hollandicae, ergo Mediae Europae. Lipsiae,F. Hofmeister [etc.]1834-1912. [v. 1, 1850] biodiversitylibrary.org/page/6035936

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rootandrock · 11 months

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Much Belated Hagging Out

Wormwood is a powerful vermifuge. At least, that’s what they say. Some say that it is a poison that kills the parasites and others suggest that it’s more about cramping so hard you do the expelling manually.

It ejects, it scours, it cleanses. Not so “scorched and salted earth” as some herbs, but it uproots violently and throws [whatever] out in its face. Green Lady isn’t strictly a “wormwood”, though her Southernwood family is known for keeping out pests through their pungent lemon-camphor scent. Magically, however, she shares in that empire of purgation.

I should have expected that doing this Work would have side-effects.

I did not. Because I’m kinda dumb.

I have told Green Lady’s story before. Over, and over, and over. There’s not much new to say. Our paths are probably too entangled to untangle. When I felt a call to do a specific Work I knew it would be with her. There is no other candidate for this intimate exploration except her. This is like trying a new sex act, or traveling to an unknown country: You do it with someone you trust implicitly, explicitly, and completely.

I’m not going to spell out what The Work is - it’s not quite ready to describe, if it ever is - but it begins with an infusion of plenty of Southernwood into pure grain alcohol.

I trimmed a ton of her bitter, feathery, bits in the appropriate day and hour (she’s damned near doubled in size since then), and I lovingly air-dried them on the top of my altar, turning daily until they were crispy enough to crumble with my fingertips. And infuse I did.

What I expected was a slow batch that took days or weeks to darken. What I got was an instantaneous flush of green so intense that it looked like ink. I didn’t realize it was possible for chlorophyll to just… do that. I’ve paid for watercolor paints less intense.

(She won’t let me take a photo, but I want you to imagine a small sample of Moldavite-green liquid in a large vintage glass canning jar.)

In a previous “infusing” Hagging Out, the one where I re-batched my altar oil, I explained how she holds an untarnished moment for me. She’s got a little piece of the parts of me from Before. She kept it for me, the way I kept a bit of her.

It was then that I started this Work without even realizing it. I hadn’t quite kicked the hornet’s nest yet, but I was certainly lining up the punt. I began to kick up the Weird just to see if-… see what-…

Okay, let’s be brutally honest: To see if I was still me. If the woo was still there. If the connections I’d worked so hard to establish were still alive. I’d been in a fallow period with my practice since my mother died. I kicked things up to see what was left in the smoking crater. And if the crater was as bad as I thought and, well…

It wasn’t bad at all, really. The crater was me, not around me. The destruction was upstairs, not out there. They had all been patiently waiting for me to perk up.

But then (because I am me) I went “You know what’d be a great idea? If I didn’t ease back into things at all, and instead walked directly up to the most monumental Work possible, and started a hockey brawl with it.” And then I intentionally, willfully, wantonly, attempted to throw hands with the Numinous. Within a day the synchronicities started to happen. The weird ones. The ones where you can’t be shocked or skeptical you just sort of go “Well, that’s… a thing that happened.” And it kept happening. People I hadn’t thought of or spoken to in literally 20+ years started sliding across my Tumblr dashboard or showing up as moderators on facebook groups being suggested to me. But did I stop? God no, why would I do that?

Buy the ticket and take the ride. And the ride has been intense. Better I avoid toeing up to that topic, honestly.

Since this has been two years in a row of revisiting this particular relationship in this particular way, I’ve decided to enshrine it. Whatever moon is full earliest in June is Green Lady’s Moon. The new moon begins the process of reconnection with the plant world, strengthening of ties, etc. The full moon will be for re-establishing connection with myself and my personal ties in Ritual. And the waning moon… Purgation. Heaving whatever isn't working, and is just "taking" out the door, kicking it in the ass for good measure.

This entry is heavily redacted. If the tone seems weird that’s because it’s been edited, edited, and edited again.

#Hagging Out #Hagging Out 2023

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calypsobulbasaur · 1 year

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Little Women garden moodboards

Meg's had roses and heliotrope, myrtle, and a little orange tree in it.

Jo's bed was never alike two seasons, for she was always trying experiments; this year it was to be a plantation of sunflowers, the seeds of which cheerful and aspiring plant were to feed 'Aunt Cockle-top' and her family of chicks.

Beth had old fashioned, fragrant flowers in her garden – sweet peas and mignonette, larkspur, pinks, pansies, and southernwood, with chickweed for the bird, and catnip for the pussies.

Amy had a bower in hers – rather small and earwiggy, but very pretty to look at – with honeysuckles and morning-glories hanging their coloured horns and bells in graceful wreaths all over it; tall white lilies, delicate ferns, and as many brilliant, picturesque plants as would consent to blossom there.

#little women #bellasbookclub #moodboard #gardens #can you tell its a slow day at work

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stagewitch · 1 year

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Correspondences Running Master List (P-R)

Past Life Recall - snowflake obsidian, carnelian

Passion - carnelian, tomato

Peace/Harmony - dulse, eryngo, gardenia, lavender, loosestrife, meadowsweet, morning glory, myrtle, olive, passion flower, pennyroyal, skullcap, vervain, violet, prehnite, carnelian

Perseverance - snowflake obsidian, honey calcite,

Positivity - celestite

Power - carnation, club moss, devil’s shoestring, ebony, gentian, ginger, rowan, carnelian

Prophetic Dreams - bracken, buchu, cinquefoil, heliotrope, jasmine, marigold, mimosa, mugwort, onion, rose, blue calcite

Prosperity - alfalfa, alkanet, ahnond, ash, banana, benzion, nuts, oak, tomato, tulip, thyme

Protection - acacia, african violet, agrimony, ague root, aloe, althea, alyssum, amaranth, anemone, angelica, anise, arbutus, asafoetida, ash, balm of gilead, bamboo, barley, basil, bay, bean, wood betony, birch, bittersweet, blackberry, bladderwrack, bloodroot, blueberry, bodhi, boneset, briony, bromeliad, broom, buckthorn, burdock, cactus, calamus, caraway, carnation, cascara sagrada, castor, cedar, celandine, chrysanthemum, cinchona, cinnamon, cinquefoil, clove, clover, club moss, coconut, black cohosh, cotton, cumin, curry, cyclamen, cypress, datura, devil’s bit, devil’s shoestring, dill, dogwood, dragon’s blood, ebony, elder, elecenpane, eucalyptus, euphorbia, fennel, fern, feverwort, figwort, flax, fleabane, foxglove, frankincense, galangal, garlic, geranium, ginseng, gorse, gourd, grain, grass, hazel, heather, holly, honeysuckle, horehound, houseleek, hyacinth, hyssop, irish moss, ivy, juniper, kava-kava, lady’s slipper, larch, larkspur, lavender, leek, lettuce, lilac, lily, lime, linden, liquidambar, loosestrife, lotus, lucky hand, mallow, mandrake, marigold, masterwort, meadow rue, mimosa, mint, mistletoe, molluka, mugwort, mulberry, mullein, mustard, myrrh, nettle, norfolk island pine, oak, olive, onion, orris, papaya, papyrus, parsley, pennyroyal, peony, pepper, pepper tree, periwinkle, pilot weed, pimpernel, pine, plantain, plum, primrose, purslane, quince, radish, ragwort, raspberry, rattlesnake root, rhubarb, rice, roots, rose, rosemary, rowan, sage, st. john’s wort, sandalwood, slow, snapdragon, southernwood, spanish moss, squill, tamarisk, thistle, thyme, ti, toadflax, tomato, tormentil, tulip, turnip, valerian, venus’ flytrap, vervain, violet, wax plant, willow, wintergreen, witch hazel, wolf’s bane, woodruff, yerba santa, yucca, black tourmaline,

Psychic Powers - acacia, althea, bay, bistort, bladderwrack, borage, buchu, celery, cinnamon, citron, elecampane, eyebright, flax, galangal, grass, honeysuckles, lemongrass, mace, marigold, mastic, mugwort, peppermint, rose, rowan, saffron, star anise, stillengia, sumbul, thyme, uva ursa, wormwood, yarrow, yerba santa

Public Speaking - carnelian, sodalite

Purification - alkanet, anise, gum arabic, asafoetida, avens, bay, benzoin, wood betony, bloodroot, broom, cedar, chamomile, coconut, copal, euphorbia, fennel, horseradish, hyssop, iris, lavender, lemon balm, lemon, lemon verbena, mimosa, parsley, peppermint, pepper tree, rosemary, sagebrush, shallot, holy thistle, thyme, tobacco, turmeric, valerian, vervain, yucca. Bloodstone, black tourmaline,

Rain (to cause to fall) - bracken, cotton, fern, heather, pansy, rice, toadstool

Renewal - lemon balm

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