Herbs & Flowers

Wormwood is a popular herb in witchcraft and hoodoo for banishing, calling spirits, clairvoyance, divination, love, protection, psychic development and growth and spell breaking.

Magically, eyebright symbolizes clarity, perception, and the ability to see beyond the surface. It is associated with enhanced vision, both in the physical and metaphorical sense.

Roses are the main ingredient in love and healing spells and are believed by many people to be a symbol of love, romance, sexual attraction, and conjugal relations, and to draw Good Luck in matters of the heart.

Purification and cleansing of lower level energies, exorcism. Camphor is the refined resin of an Asiatic tree. It is a natural moth repellent.  When crumbled and burned on charcoal, true camphor is a strong-smelling incense used to cleanse the home. 

In spells for luck in love affairs and winning court cases. Improves communication in relationships.

Elecampane root, also known as horse-heal, holds a rich history of magical use, primarily for protection, enhancing psychic abilities, and connecting with the spirit realm.

When used in magic these wonderful little buds offer strong protection and healing. Believed to help mend broken hearts and recover from toxic relationship.

Raspberry Leaf is known for its use in magic and witchcraft as a mother's herb and is commonly used in fertility spells.

Bladderwrack is used in spells for money, protection, and sea and wind spells.

Grains of Paradise (aframomum melegueta) are a powerful magical ingredient.

Saltpeter ( Potassium nitrate ) is used in hoodoo for breaking jinxes, cleansing, and turning luck around.  It's used in making self-lighting incense powders, and in rites of Purification and Protection.

Mandrake is magically used for money, love and fertility spells.