The botanical grimoire
A herbarium for understanding plants and their symbolism
From botanical markers to traditional correspondences, each entry helps you observe, understand and explore the plant world with care.
Before you browse
How should you read a botanical entry?
Three levels of reading help distinguish the plant’s characteristics, the traditions surrounding it and the essential precautions.
Identify the plant
Start with its name, family, appearance and the plant part concerned. Reliable identification always comes before use.
Understand its correspondences
Then explore the symbolism, planets, elements and ritual uses passed down through different traditions.
Keep safety in mind
Symbolic does not mean edible or harmless. Check toxicity, exposure methods and the precautions specific to each species.
The herbarium from A to Z
Find the entry you need
Search by name, choose a botanical family or use the alphabetical index to browse the grimoire at your own pace.
Alphabetical access
Fruits & Baies
Anis
Fruits & Baies
Apfel
Fruits & Baies
Bohne
Fruits & Baies
Dattel
Fruits & Baies
Feige
Fruits & Baies
Granate
Fruits & Baies
Hagebutte
Fruits & Baies
Knoblauch
Fruits & Baies
Kokosnuss
Fruits & Baies
Königlicher Piment
Fruits & Baies
Kürbis
Fruits & Baies
Mandel
Fruits & Baies
Nuss
Fruits & Baies
Orange
Fruits & Baies
Piment
Fruits & Baies
Rosine
Fruits & Baies
Schalotte
Fruits & Baies
Schwarzer Pfeffer
Fruits & Baies
Tonka-Bohne
Fruits & Baies
Zitrone
Fruits & Baies
Zwiebel
No plant found
Try another name or return to all letters.
Möchten Sie noch weiter gehen?
Neuheit
Neuheit
Neuheit
Neuheit
Neuheit
Neuheit
Neuheit
Neuheit
Neuheit
Neuheit
Neuheit
Neuheit
