A Witch's Guide to Wildcraft: Using Common Plants to Create Uncommon Magick

You don't need a lush garden to begin wildcrafting―you can find plenty of magickal herbs growing just outside your door. A Witch's Guide to Wildcraft explores more than thirty common plants, providing tips for identification, gathering, and cultivation as well as specific rituals and magickal uses. You will also discover step-by-step instructions for dozens of hearth-and-home herb projects, including cleansers, powders, incense, talismans, sprays, jam, and more.

The plants in this book are all native to North America and will lend sacred energy to spells and magical workings. Filled with history and lore, astrological correspondences, common and Latin names, and hands-on projects, this book helps you develop a closer relationship with our enchanted world and with your own spiritual self.

• Boxwood
• Cherry
• Chickweed
• Chicory
• Clover
• Club moss
• Daisy
• Dandelion
• Ferns
• Fleabane
• Geranium
• Grass
• Holly
• Honeysuckle
• Ivy
• Juniper
• Mimosa
• Morning glory
• Moss
• Mugwort
• Mullein
• Oak
• Onion
• Periwinkle
• Pine
• Plantain
• Poke
• Sweet gum
• Thistle
• Violet
• Walnut
• Willow

JD Walker is the vice chancellor of the House of Akasha, a North Carolina pagan group. She is an award-winning author, journalist, and magazine editor as well as a frequent contributor to the Llewellyn annuals. Walker has written a regular garden column for over thirty years, and she is the author of A Witch's Guide to Wildcraft and Under the Sacred Canopy. She resides in Greensboro, North Carolina.