The Treadwell’s Book of Plant Magic Harrington

The Treadwell’s Book of Plant Magic Harrington – Ebook Instant Download/Delivery ISBN(s): 9781578638017,9781633413009,1578638011,1633413004

Product details:

• ISBN 10:1633413004
• ISBN 13: 9781633413009
• Author: Christina Oakley Harrington
  

“The Treadwell’s Book of Plant Magic is a marvel of a volume, sure to arm any witch—or anyone actually—with the knowledge they need to infuse their lives with plant enchantments of all sorts. This is the wise and wondrous herbal reference book we have been waiting for!” —Pam Grossman, author of Waking the Witch: Reflections on Women, Magic, and Power In The Treadwell’s Book of Plant Magic, author Christina Oakley Harrington—founder of the renowned Treadwell’s Books in London—focuses exclusively on the magical powers attributed to the plants. She has sifted through hundreds of traditional sources to create a rare compendium of the “old ways” in which plants have been used to achieve love, win competitions, become invisible, gain good luck, achieve success, receive protection, and more. The book also offers practical updates to the old uses, which the modern reader will find easy to carry out. The Problems and Solutions section suggests the appropriate plant or plants for almost any circumstance one could face in life. Each spell is carefully cited to its traditional source to aid the reader in further study.

Table contents:

1. Agnus Castus
2. Agrimony
3. Alder
4. Amaranth
5. Angelica
6. Aniseed
7. Apple Tree
8. Artemisia
9. Ash
10. Balm
11. Basil
12. Bay
13. Beech
14. Betony
15. Birch
16. Bog myrtle
17. Borage
18. Box
19. Broom
20. Butterwort
21. Bryony, white
22. Caper spurge
23. Caraway
24. Catnip
25. Chamomile
26. Chasteberry
27. Chervil
28. Chicory
29. Cinquefoil
30. Cloves
31. Clover, four-leaf
32. Clubmoss
33. Cowslips
34. Crocus flowers (saffron)
35. Cyclamen
36. Cypress
37. Daffodil
38. Daisy
39. Dill
40. Elder
41. Elm
42. Fennel
43. Fern, bracken
44. Feverfew
45. Fig tree
46. Fir
47. Forget-me-not
48. Fuller’s teasel
49. Garlic
50. Greater stitchwort
51. Ground ivy
52. Hawthorn
53. Hazel
54. Henbane
55. Herb bennet
56. Herb-paris
57. Herb robert
58. Holly
59. Honesty (lunary)
60. Hyssop
61. Ivy
62. Juniper
63. Lady’s mantle
64. Lemon balm
65. Lime tree
66. Love-in-a-mist
67. Lunary
68. Mandrake
69. Marigold
70. Marjoram, sweet marjoram
71. Meadowsweet
72. Melissa
73. Milfoil
74. Milk thistle
75. Mint
76. Mistletoe
77. Motherwort
78. Mugwort
79. Myrtle, flowering
80. Narcissus
81. Oak
82. Olive tree
83. Pansy
84. Parsley (wild celery)
85. Peony
86. Periwinkle
87. Pimpernel
88. Pine
89. Pomegranate
90. Poplar
91. Poppy
92. Primrose
93. Purslane
94. Ragwort
95. Rose
96. Rosemary
97. Rowan
98. Rue
99. Saffron
100. Sage
101. Savory, summer
102. Saxifrage (Burnet saxifrage)
103. Self-heal
104. Sesame
105. St John’s wort
106. Thistle, Scotch
107. Thyme
108. Valerian
109. Vervain
110. Walnut tree
111. White bryony
112. Willow
113. Woodruff
114. Wormwood
115. Yarrow
116. Yew
117. Spells and Potions Using Multiple Herbs
118. Tyrolian Witch-viewer
119. Tyrolian Unbewitching
120. To Hit a Target
121. To See Fairies
122. Exorcism Water
123. St Luke’s Prophecy Powder Spell
124. Disastrous Imaginings
125. To Rekindle Love
126. Charles I Coronation Oil
127. Against Slander
128. St Agnes’s Prophetic Dream Spell
129. The Witch’s Chain
130. To Believe Yourself a Witch
131. To Catch a Thief
132. To Create Disharmony

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