Welcome to my miscellany of musings about magic, myth, and more.

Light Up Your Summer Magic 
The firefly brings enchantment and a special dimension to spells and rituals.

A Lacy Weed that’s Fit for a Queen
From spells, dream work, and more, Queen Anne’s lace is a powerful ally.

Thistles: Magical Protection & More
Witches, faeries, and even common folk have used thistles for magic & more.

Magical Message from a Fern
There’s an unusual fern associated with the Vikings, runes, and Scottish folklore.

Witches, Trolls and Faeries, Oh My!
Known as gowan, yellow flowers were generally regarded as witches’ plants.

Old-fashioned and Very Magical
Hollyhocks were used for magical protection and even to conjure a faery.

Finding Mythology in the Garden
A moth brings a chance encounter with mythology and a little magic.

Motherhood, Death, and Magic
Discover the ancient significance of the white lily and its use in modern magic.

St. John’s Wort: Healing & Magical 
Named for a saint, this healing herb is a daytime disguise for faery horses.

Meadowsweet, Mead and a Faery Queen
Sweeten your magic and rituals with this legendary herb.

Aphrodisiac
or Love Cure?

There’s more to the unassuming mallow than its pretty flowers.

Try A Little
Fuzzy Witchery

Look for a curious and magical object in your old-fashioned rose bushes.

Check back because there’s more to come.