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Welcome to the darker side of the herb cabinet. Devil’s Greenhouse is packed with seven unusual and often difficult to source herbs chosen specifically for their rich history in folk magic and spellcraft: Devil’s Claw Root, Wormwood, Skullcap, Horehound, Coltsfoot, Fumitory, and Hawthorn.
This is a box for the witch who wants to work beyond the usual rosemary-and-lavender lineup. These herbs carry correspondences associated with protection, banishing, uncrossing, warding, strength, courage, purification, spirit work, love, and breaking through obstacles. Some have deep roots in traditional folk practices, while others have earned their place in magical work through generations of lore and use.
Each box also includes an insert with Magical correspondences, and a few extra witchy goodies because a good herb haul should always come with a little something unexpected.
For spellcraft and external magical use only. Do not consume, drink, make into teas or tinctures, or use these herbs in baths or on the body.