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The Witch's Cabinet · 100 entries

Herbs and Plants Meanings and magickal uses

Kitchen herbs, garden flowers and wild plants used in spell jars, sachets, baths, teas for the kitchen witch and charms.

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  • BasilA warm kitchen herb for drawing in money, love and harmony at home.
  • Bay LaurelThe wishing leaf, for clear sight, protection and success.
  • ChamomileA gentle golden flower for calm, rest and quietly attracting good fortune.
  • CinnamonA warming spice that speeds things along, for money, success and affection.
  • CloveA sharp, fragrant spice for protection, banishing gossip and drawing money.
  • DandelionThe everyday wishing flower, for hope, divination and resilience.
  • DillA feathery kitchen herb for protecting the home and sweetening love.
  • EucalyptusA fresh, bracing leaf for cleansing a space and supporting healing.
  • GarlicThe classic kitchen protector, for warding off harm and unwanted energy.
  • GingerA hot, lively root that adds speed and courage to any working.
  • HibiscusA vivid flower for passion, romance and opening up to intuition.
  • JasmineA night-blooming flower for love, dreams and gentle moonlit insight.
  • LavenderA soothing purple herb for calm, sleep, cleansing and gentle love.
  • Lemon BalmA bright, lemony herb for easing worry, healing the heart and drawing friendship.
  • CalendulaA sunny flower for protection, prophetic dreams and gentle healing.
  • PeppermintA cool, bright herb for clearing the air, fresh starts and drawing money.
  • MugwortThe traditional dreamer's herb, for vivid dreams, intuition and protection while traveling.
  • Stinging NettleA prickly guardian herb for protection, sending harm back and building resilience.
  • OreganoA cheerful kitchen herb for happiness, peace at home and letting go of sorrow.
  • ParsleyA fresh garden herb for purification, protection and honoring the dead.
  • PatchouliA deep, earthy leaf for grounding, abundance and sensual love.
  • RoseThe flower of love in every form, from romance to self-kindness.
  • RosemaryA versatile herb for protection, cleansing and sharp memory.
  • RueA bitter, old-world herb for strong protection and breaking unwanted influence.
  • Garden SageA cleansing, steady herb for wisdom, purification and long life.
  • ThymeA small, hardy herb for courage, cleansing and a calm, restful sleep.
  • VervainA sacred altar herb for purification, protection and blessing spells.
  • YarrowA hardy wildflower for courage, love and opening psychic sight.
  • ValerianA sleepy, earthy root for rest, calm and quieting an anxious mind.
  • WormwoodA bitter, silvery herb for divination, spirit work and strong protection.
  • Star AniseA star-shaped spice for luck, psychic focus and quiet protection.
  • NutmegA warm kitchen spice traditionally carried for luck, money and faithful love.
  • Black PepperA sharp, fiery spice for protection, banishing and clearing away envy.
  • CayenneA hot red pepper for fiery protection, speedy action and breaking stuck energy.
  • AllspiceA warm berry that blends many spice notes, traditionally used for money and luck.
  • AngelicaA tall guardian herb traditionally used for protection, blessing and clearing harm.
  • AniseA sweet seed traditionally used to guard sleep and keep away nightmares.
  • CatnipA gentle mint loved by cats, traditionally used for love, happiness and calm.
  • ComfreyAn earthy herb traditionally used for safe travel, steady money and protection.
  • FennelA feathery, sweet herb traditionally hung for protection and purification.
  • HyssopAn old purifying herb used to wash away heavy energy and bless sacred space.
  • LemongrassA bright citrus grass for clearing energy, opening roads and sharpening intuition.
  • LotusA sacred water flower for spiritual growth, peace and opening to wisdom.
  • MulleinA soft, tall herb once used as a torch, for courage, protection and banishing.
  • Orris RootA violet-scented iris root traditionally used to draw love and hold scents.
  • PassionflowerAn intricate flower for calm, peaceful sleep and soothing tense relationships.
  • PoppyA flower of sleep, dreams and remembrance, with seeds for abundance.
  • SaffronA golden spice of sunlit joy, love, healing and psychic sight.
  • SunflowerA bright flower of the sun for confidence, wishes, luck and honest wisdom.
  • VioletA shy, sweet flower for gentle love, peace, comfort and healing.
  • VanillaA warm, sweet bean for love, comfort, attraction and clear thinking.
  • BorageA starry blue flower for courage, cheer and clear psychic sight.
  • LilacA fragrant spring flower for gentle protection, banishing and memory.
  • HoneysuckleA sweet climbing vine for attracting prosperity, affection and psychic awareness.
  • MeadowsweetA frothy, sweet-scented flower for love, peace, happiness and handfastings.
  • St. John's WortA golden Midsummer flower for protection, courage and driving away gloom.
  • FeverfewA daisy-like herb traditionally carried for protection, especially while traveling.
  • CilantroA fresh, lively kitchen herb for love, health and peaceful homes.
  • ChivesA mild onion herb for protection, banishing and keeping away unwanted energy.
  • MarjoramA sweet, cheerful herb for love, happiness, protection and comfort in grief.
  • AgrimonyA golden protector that sends unwanted energy back where it came from.
  • AlfalfaA humble field herb for a full pantry, steady income and a well-fed home.
  • AloeA cooling houseplant guardian for protection, soothing and good fortune at home.
  • BlackberryA thorny hedge fruit for protection, abundance and late-summer harvest gratitude.
  • Blessed ThistleA prickly purifier for breaking stuck patterns and guarding your energy.
  • BurdockA deep-rooted herb for warding off negativity and drawing on steady, earthy strength.
  • CarawayA sharp kitchen seed for protection, memory and keeping what you love close.
  • CardamomA sweet, warm spice for love, attraction and welcoming conversation.
  • ChickweedA tender garden weed for faithful love, gentle healing and small blessings.
  • CinquefoilThe five-fingered herb for luck, success, protection and prophetic dreams.
  • DamianaA warm, sensual herb for passion, playful love and vivid visions.
  • EchinaceaA bold prairie flower for strength, resilience and giving spells extra support.
  • ElecampaneAn elf-touched root for protection, love and opening the inner eye.
  • EyebrightA small meadow flower for clear sight, truth and psychic vision.
  • GalangalA fiery kitchen root for protection, courage, success and good fortune.
  • GoldenrodA golden harvest flower for prosperity, divination and autumn gratitude.
  • HeatherA hardy moorland flower for protection, luck and calling in gentle rain.
  • HopsA drowsy climbing vine for restful sleep, calm and gentle healing.
  • HorehoundA woolly gray herb for protection, clear thinking and cleansing heavy energy.
  • Lady's MantleA dew-catching leaf for love, gentle care and quiet transformation.
  • Lemon VerbenaA bright, lemon-scented leaf for cleansing, fresh starts and gentle attraction.
  • Licorice RootA sweet, steady root for love, devotion and staying true to your word.
  • Marshmallow RootA soft, soothing root for gentle protection, psychic openness and honoring spirits.
  • MotherwortA heart-guarding herb for courage, calm and protecting the people you love.
  • PlantainThe humble path-side weed, for healing, strength and steady protection on journeys.
  • Raspberry LeafA gentle leaf for love, protection of the home and honoring women's journeys.
  • Red CloverA cheerful meadow flower for prosperity, love and protective blessings.
  • RosehipsThe rose's autumn fruit, for lasting love, healing and gathering good luck.
  • SkullcapA quiet, settling herb for peace, faithful love and restful sleep.
  • Slippery ElmAn inner bark for halting gossip, soothing tension and keeping words kind.
  • Solomon's SealA guarding root for protection, banishing and binding promises with wisdom.
  • SpearmintA cool, friendly mint for healing, love and clearing the mind.
  • SweetgrassA sacred Indigenous medicine, honored here with respect rather than borrowed for ritual.
  • TurmericA golden root for purification, protection and warming, steady energy.
  • Uva UrsiA low evergreen leaf for deepening intuition and steady, quiet protection.
  • Witch HazelA winter-blooming shrub for protection, divination and mending a broken heart.
  • Wood BetonyAn old guardian herb for protection, purification and peaceful, nightmare-free sleep.
  • Yerba SantaA resinous California leaf for protection, healing and strengthening your inner sight.
  • Hawthorn BerryThe hawthorn's red fruit, for heartfelt love, protection and happiness at home.
  • White CloverThe lucky lawn clover, for protection, good fortune and breaking unwanted spells.

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