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Regarded as one of the most important plants native to the Americas for a time, the Poke root was widely used in ages...
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Uses include tonic; antiperspirant; wounds; digestion; muscle/joint pain; gargle; colds/fever; preservative; wisdom;...
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Folklore: tonic, antiperspirant, wounds, digestion, muscle/joint pain, garble, bolds/fever, preservative.
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Common to household herb gardens, Sage (or Salvia officinalis) is often used as a kitchen spice for culinary purposes,...
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For women who do not want their partners to have outside relationships.
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Magickal Lore: For women who do not want their partners to have outside sexual relationships. Used in incense making.
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For women who do not want their partners to have outside relationships. Not for internal use.
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Sarsaparilla (Smilax abidium) is perhaps most well known for being the key ingredient of the soft drink of the same...
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Sarsaparilla (Smilax abidium) is perhaps most well known for being the key ingredient of the soft drink of the same...
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Sarsaparilla (Smilax abidium) is perhaps most well known for being the key ingredient of the soft drink of the same...
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Named in the 16th century by the famed botanist Nicolas Monardes, the word Sassafras is generally agreed to be a...
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Named in the 16th by the famed botanist Nicolas Monardes, the word Sassafras is generally agreed to be a corruption of...
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Named in the 16th century by the famed botanist Nicolas Monardes, the word Sassafras is generally agreed to be a...
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Coming from a Palm-like North American plant known as Serenoa repens (with Saw Palmetto being its common name), the Saw...
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Coming from a Palm-like North American plant known as Serenoa repens (with Saw Palmetto being its common name), the Saw...
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Coming from a Palm-like North American plant known as Serenoa repens (with Saw Palmetto being its common name), the Saw...
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Native to East Asia, Schisandra Berries are commonly known as "Wu wei zi" in Chinese, which translates as "Five flavor...
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Native to East Asia, Schisandra Berries are commonly known as "Wu wei zi" in Chinese, which translates as "Five flavor...
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Native to East Asia, Schisandra Berries are commonly known as "Wu wei zi" in Chinese, which translates as "Five flavor...
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Uses include tranquilizer/insomnia sedative; nervous tension; drug/alcohol withdrawl; pms; ensure everlasting fidelity...
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Folklore: tranquilizer, insomnia sedative, drug and or alcohol withdrawl, PMS.
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Known commonly in some circles as mad-dog skullcap, Scutellaria laterifolia, or Madweed, Scullcap was popularized among...
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Uses include seasoning; for cleansing crystals; magic mirrors; purification; consecration; grounding; protection magick...
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