Alchemy Works Seeds for Magick Herbs
The very best way to develop your wortcunning
(knowledge of plants) is to create a witch's garden where you grow your own magick herbs. These
are seeds of plants that Pagans and witches of all kinds use
and learn from (and lots of regular folks love too!). Some are
very friendly herbs; others are aloof, and the baneful herbs
can be dangerous to us apes. But all have something to teach
us. Seeds are listed here in alphabetical order by common
name; throughout the site, seed pages are linked to each other
in alphabetical order by botanical name. You can also try the
search engine for help in finding seeds
by their various common names or uses. Each seed also
links back to the ruling planet or Element (in pre-modern
times, everyone, not just witches or mages, could identify the
known planets in the night sky, so this was a handy way to
organize magickal uses).
Planetary correspondences
allow you to judge more easily which spiritual entities to
associate with a particular plant and which plants are best
for what sort of work, be it in terms of traditional witchcraft, Wiccan,
hedgewitch, ritual
magick, Pagan worship, or just plain old enjoyment. I sell no genetically
modified seeds, and most are open-pollinated, which means you can save seeds
from the plants you grow and they will come true.
Remember: shipping for seeds in
the US or abroad is a flat rate of $3.50 no matter how many seed packets you buy, so make sure
you check shipping for JUST SEEDS if you are buying just
seeds. Looking for a seed you can't
find?
Just
ask.
A B C D E F G H I J L M N P R S T V W Y
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Black Mourning Bride (Mercury) Black-Podded Love-in-a-Mist (Venus) |
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Cardoon, Porto Spineless (Mars) Clary Sage - regular and white (Moon) |
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Lavender, Old English (Mercury) Lemon Balm (Venus) NEW |
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Nasturtium, Black Velvet (Fire) |
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Witch's Garden Collections - Now Five Collections Witches Gotta Eat Too - Heirloom Veggie Seeds |
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You can also see a special list with instructions of seeds that need a winter. Or use the search engine to find seeds by botanical name, use, etc.:
Nervous about using your credit card online? Order by phone (607)737-9250 from 10:00-6:00 Eastern time Monday-Thursday, 10:00-3:00 Eastern time Friday or use the shopping cart to figure your shipping and print or write out an order form you can mail in with credit-card info, money order, check, or even cash to Alchemy Works, 643 Newtown St., Elmira, NY 14904. Top
Safe Seed Pledge: None of these seeds are chemically treated in any way, none are hybrids (so you can save seed from the plants you grow and expect that seed to produce the same plant in your conditions), none are patented, and none are genetically modified. Many are harvested from wild plants, which means they are rich in diversity: they will not germinate all at once, flower all at once, or be all the same height. They cost a bit more because most of them come from wholesalers who supply growers, so the germination is higher and the seeds are stronger than the by-the-pound stuff from wholesalers who supply highway beautification programs. If you are looking for a particular seed for your Pagan garden, let me know and I will get it for you if possible. Top
Note to international customers. Some countries have particularly fierce customs regulations and vigilant customs officers. All mail going out of the US requires a customs label now; I put "Horticultural Seeds" and "Commercial Sample" as the contents. I cannot put false labels on any packages, so please don't ask me to. I cannot refund for shipments that are seized. Top