Rosemary

Salvia rosmarinus

Wicked Overview

Rosemary is an aromatic, perennial evergreen shrub in the Mint family, native to the hills along the Mediterranean, Portugal, and Northwestern Spain.

While Rosemary is a fantastic substitute for any missing herb called for in a spell, it has it’s own powerful properties.

Rosemary can be used as a psychic detox, to cleanse auras, and to invigorate the soul.

Rosemary is also great for helping with memory and attracting adundance.

There are many potential uses for Rosemary and you will find only some of them here.

The ideas shared below are meant to awaken your own inspiration and to help you along your path.


Magickal Correspondences


Element:

Fire


Deities:

Zeus, Apollo


Zodiacs:

Leo


Planet:

Sun


Energy:

Masculine/Day/Yang


Crystals:

Pyrite, Tiger’s Eye, Amethyst, Rose Quartz, Selenite, Black Obsidian

Good for:

All purpose/multi-use

Abundance, cleansing, concentration, invigoration, love, memory,

protetion, psychic detox, remembrance, strength


Protects Against:

Negativity


Natural Remedies:

Add to tea to relieve headaches, aches and pains

Promotes sleep and decreases nightmares

Hysteria

Dysmenorrhea

Stomachache

Epilepsy

Rheumatic pain

Spasms

Nervous agitation

Improvement of memory

Depression

Physical and ental fatigue


Magickal Tips:

Rosemary can be used as a substitute for any herb needed in spellwork

Add to abundance spells for extra kick

Great in sleeping potions

Add to calming rituals to reduce stress

Apply as essential oil before practice to keep you steady




Rosemary Fresh Herb

Vitamins: A,, B6, C,

Minerals: Calcium, Folate, Iron, Magnesium, Maganese

Growing Notes:

Conditions: Warm, sunny, well-drained conditions with good air circulation.

Annual: In climates with cold winters.

Perennial: 3 or more years in climates with 8-10 hardness zones.

Propagating: Cuttings, root water.

Care: Prune at least once a year, more if climates are warmer.

Watering: When top soil is dry, but do not let it sit in watery, soggy soil.

Planting: Plant in spring or autumn, plant with thyme, oregano, carrots, strawberries, lavender, chives.