Préwyos
Préwyos (also called Wenéspotis or Yḗros) is the god of fertility, gardens, summer, love and beauty. He is characterized as a jolly deity who embodies simplicity, the rustic, and pleasure. He focuses on the essential aspects of life, like sustenance and pleasure.
Préwyos can be invoked for fertility and abundance in gardens, farms and livestock. This can also be translated to giving a central place to pleasure and your natural needs in daily life.
He is also understood as the brother, consort and/or male version of the goddess Priyá. Together, according to this source, they are the parents and rulers of the Amséwes, a series of minor gods who rule over more rustic and down to earth domains compared to the déiwōs, who are often times more celestial and beyond human affairs.
Préwyos is a phallic deity, a symbol of fertility and pleasure, as shown by the representations of his descendants Freyr and Priapus.
Offerings
Fruit
Flowers from a garden
Depictions or imagery of fruit
Depictions or imagery of gardens
Depictions or imagery of phalluses
Devotional acts
Gardening! you can devote a garden space to him
Do activities that give you pleasure
Eat fruit
Help out at a farm or with livestock
Associations
Gardens
Fruits
Summer
Love
Phallus
Pleasure
the feast of Beltane
Descendants in later pantheons
Freyr (Nordic)
Priapus (Greek)
Mutunus Tutunus (Roman)
Frawjaz (Germanic)
Jaryło (Slavic)