This app will contribute in-depth knowledge of a number of ingredients and plants that are part of Wiccan mythology. With simple graphics, each plant is presented with its history, traditional uses, folklore and a list of recipes and incantations to use the plant.

We present you 100+ herbs:

• Amaranth• Aracdea• Arbuda• Artemisia• Balm• Basil• Bee balm• Betonica• Borage• Burnet• Camphor• Calendula• Chamomile• Chives• Chyme• Cimora (Calcium)• Clover• Comfrey• Cornflower• Couroupita• Dandelion• Daylily• Echinacea• Echinops• Eclipta• Elder• Enemida• Foemena• Frankincense• Garlic• Geranium• Hops• Hyssop• Jalap• Kale• Lavender• Lavendula• Leeks• Lovage• Marjoram• Melilot• Mint• Motherwort• Nasturtium• Narcissus• Nightshade• Nettle• Orange• Orchis• Pennyroyal• Poppy• Quassia• Sage• Saffron• Salvia• Senna• Sassafras• Solanum• Sunflower• Thyme• Valerian• Verbena• Vervain• Violet
• Winter Savory• Wormwood

This app will contribute in-depth knowledge of a number of herbs that are part of Wiccan mythology

With simple graphics, each plant is presented with its history, traditional uses, folklore and a list of recipes and incantations to use the plant.

A guide with all the herbs, descriptions and explanations of Wicca Herbalism

Over the centuries the healing properties of plants and herbs has not changed. What was a healing plant or herb five thousand years ago is still a healing plant or herb. Because great confidence was placed in them, Witches and physicians of the ancient world were expected to know their herbs.