And yes, this book is about magick and such, but it is also about gardening. If you follow the pagan path or another, you can still get a lot from this book.
The past few weeks I have put up a few different flowers. Along with their FLORIOGRAPHY, I also added some general knowledge, history and such. This week I wanted to share different Tussie Mussies you can use. Ideas to get you started.
Ellen Dugan listed some great Tussie-Mussies and I thought I would share a couple of my favorites. To see more please check out her book Garden Witchery: Magick from the Ground Up! (Pages 65-66, just to help out)
I DESIRE YOU: An orange rose, fern foliage, nigella (love-in-a-mist), bergamot blooms, and a tiger lily. Tie with red ribbons for desire and orange for energy and stamina.... Floral meanings are: vitality and energy from the orange rose; passion from the ferns; "kiss me" from the nigella; "you are irresistible" from the bergamot; ... erotic love from the tiger lily.
GET WELL SOON: A yellow rose, golden yarrow, lemon balm leaves, daisies, and a spray of bachelor's buttons. Coordinate the color of the ribbons with the flowers or with your own chosen color for healing magick. Floral meanings are as follows: yellow rose for joy and happiness; yarrow blossoms for healing magick; lemon balm for freshness and health; daisies for cheerfulness; and bachelor's buttons for healing energies.
(The two Tussie-Mussie ideas are from Garden Witchery: Magick from the Ground Up by Ellen Dugan. I do not take credit for their creations, I am only sharing. The picture I found on google images . I was not compensated for this post.)
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