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Well hello again. It feels a bit conspicuous to be back after the longest absence since I started this blog back in 2009—but there’s been a lot going on over the past 6 months that made being present here difficult, even though I deeply missed the creative freedom to write + share recipes with you ...

Creating a green witch apothecary at home is a deeply personal and rewarding endeavor. It's your sacred space for connecting with plant allies, crafting

Transform your home into a Halloween wonderland with these 35+ spooktacular decoration ideas. From eerie lights to haunted accents, create a hauntingly beautiful space for the spooky season. 🌟✨ #HalloweenDecor #Spooktacular #HauntedHome #HalloweenIdeas

For millennia, people have turned to nature to support healthy skin. These eight herbs have proven themselves to be some of our skin’s best allies.

The domain of the sea witch extends beyond the ocean to the world of coastal herbs and shoreline plants. This detailed guide covers 20+ plants of coasts, beaches, wetlands and saltwater environments used in sea witchcraft. Learn magical properties and uses for kelp, seagrass, dulse, marsh mallow, samphire, sea lavender and more. From crafting potions to decorating altars, these oceanic botanicals enhance spells, rituals, charms and witchcraft attuned with water energy and sea spirits.

Like all earth-centered spiritual practices, Wicca has a large body of herb lore. Herbal magic uses plants to heal, attract good things, and repel the bad. There’s virtually no end to the way these herbs are used; they can be stuffed in sachets, drunk as teas, ground into powders, infused into baths, steeped in oils, […]