#herb identification

[doopscraft-wtch]

hello witchblr friends. a few years ago when I started my craft, a friend gifted me this smudge stick bundle. I personally haven't used it (he used it once, decided it wasn't his thing, and gave it to me to see if I'd like it) but he never told me what herbs were in it, or at least I don't remember. I'm no longer in contact with this friend so I can't ask him, and I understand that sage (specifically white sage) is used in closed practices. I'm not familiar with smudge sticks at all so I wanted to try them out, but I don't want to accidentally do something harmful. can anybody identify what kind of herb(s) are in this stick in case I accidentally intrude on a closed practice? thanks!!

[grimmoiresque]

If you see a flower, herb, or other object you feel an attraction to while out in nature but you don't know what it is, take a picture and use Google Reverse Image Search, Bixby Vision (android only), or a similar object identification app to get the item's name. Bonus: If you can safely determine it is non-toxic, take some home to put in your grimmoire and meditate on to see what drew you to it.

《 daily witch tip o66. 》

[thebadgersays]

I know i haven’t posted anything in a long while, but i need your help with this. I cant figure out what this plant is. I thought it was Shepherds Purse, but I misunderstood the illustration i was using to identify. The flowers were definitely white, but I didn’t take pics of that part cuz im a moron. Any input is welcomed and appreciated.

[queerkitchenwitch]

Welcome to the latest edition of the Native Plants Database where you can explore the wealth of native plants in North America. Use the options below to search for 8,399 native plants by scientific or common name or choose a particular family of plants.

Hey North American folks!

Ever wonder what plants are naturally growing around where you are?  

Check out this awesome database!

It gives you the scientific name, common names, and a picture for easy identification.  I’m sure there are other cool sources for easy plant identification but this is the first one that I’ve stumbled across.  

Feel free to share any others that you know of?

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