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

Absinthe

Acacia

Aconite

Agripaume

Almond Tree

Angelica

Anise

Apple tree

Ash Tree

Basilisk

Bay Laurel

Belladonna

Birch

Black Nightshade

Blessed Thistle

Blue Lotus

Borage

Boxwood

Break Saraguey

Cedar

Chamomile

Cherry Tree

Chestnut tree

Chicory

Cinquefoil

Clove

Clover

Columbine

Concern

Cornflower

Couch Grass

Damiana

Dandelion

Datura

Devil's Turnip

Digital

Edelweiss

Elderberry

Eucalyptus

Fennel

Fern

Fetid Ase

Fetid Street

Fig Tree

Garden Tobacco

Ghost Plant

Ginkgo

Gorse

Guide

Hawthorn

Hazelwood

Hellebore

Holly

Honeysuckle

Houseleek

Hyssop

If

Iris

Ivy

Jasmine

Jimsonweed

Juniper

Kanna

Lavender

Lily

Lion's Tail

Lovage

Mandrake

Marjoram

Mint

Mugwort

Mustard

Myrtle

Nettle

Oak

Olive Tree

Orchid

Patchouli

Plantain

Poppy

Queen of the Meadows

Red Chickweed

Rose

Rosemary

Sage

Socotra Dragon Tree

St. John's Wort

Street

Sunflower

Sweet Woodruff

Valerian

Verbena

Vine

Violet

Walnut

White Horehound

Wild Garlic
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