Herb aesthetic

Green academia, also known by various other names[Note 1], is a splinter Academia aesthetic specializing in biology and earth sciences, especially botany, ecology, geobiology, mycology, and zoology. Green academia is similar to Goblincore in its appreciation of nature, collecting of trinkets, and, in some respects, fashion, however green academia has more of a focus on knowledge and science. Although social sciences are emphasized less in green academia than in other academic aesthetics…

Take a tour of the many and varied herbs, flowers, teas and oils in my home apothecary.

Ready to make your own herbal preparations? Check out these must-have tools used by herbalists to make infusions, infused oils, and more at home.

🌿✨ Starting your witch's herb garden? These magical herbs are easy to grow and have multiple uses: thyme, lemon balm, hyssop, lemon verbena, sage, sweet woodruff, mint, rosemary, mugwort, yarrow, catnip, horehound, basil, lavender. Do you grow herbs? Share your herb-growing style: pots or a dedicated garden? 🌱 #WitchyGarden #HerbMagic #WitchyHerbs #WitchyVibes #GreenWitch #HerbWitch #MagicalGarden #WitchesOfInstagram #WitchyThings #WitchyLife #WitchyWisdom #WitchyCommunity…

If you have an abundance of rosemary in the garden, here are a few of my methods on how to store fresh cut rosemary to keep it fresher longer and retain the best flavor.

Herbes de Provence is a fragrant mixture of dried herbs originating from France that you can easily make at home all by yourself.

For beginner and advanced witches, protection spells should always be #1. There are so many elements to protection spell work, including wards, bindings, banishing, etc. It can be really helpful to know what protection herbs are

Herbs de Provence is a savory aromatic blend of herbs. Versatile and adaptable, this mix will enhance grilled and roasted vegetables and meats, soft cheeses, egg and potato dishes!

Preserving and drying flowers is a craft that has been honed over the ages. Hang drying and air drying are more time-honored, traditional methods of this craft. However, technology has led to the use of microwaves, ovens, and chemicals such as silica gel in the drying process.