| Alder |
Protected by water spirits. |
Angelica |
The faeries of this flower are very beautiful. These faeries bring
good fortune and strong energy. |
| Apple |
To ensure good harvests, leave the last apple of your crop for the
Apple-Tree-Man. |
| Ash |
Druids wands were made of ash twigs. It also has healing properties.
Weak-limbed children were passed through split ash trees which were then bound up. If the
tree grew straight, the child would as well. Also may be used as a substitute for Rowan. |
| Basil |
This faerie spirit is more of an elf form. Where ever basil grows,
there usually is a dragon to be found serving as protector. |
| Birch |
If the spirit of the birch tree (The One With the White Hand) touches
a head it leaves a white mark and the person turns insane. If it touches a heart, the
person will die. |
| Buttercup |
These faeries are compassionate and empathetic towards humans. |
| Bluebell |
If this flower rings in your garden, an evil faerie is near. One of
the most potent of all the faerie flowers. |
| Carnation |
Red carnations draw faeries who enjoy healing animals. |
| Clover |
Wildly attractive to faerie life. Four leaf clover will break a
faerie spell. |
| Cowslip |
This is the best for attracting faeries into your yard. Loved and
guarded by faeries. This flower has power to find hidden faerie gold. |
| Daisy |
This flower draws all faeries, elves and nature spirits. |
| Dandelion |
Said to be used by the faeries for making beverages. |
| Dill |
Faeries dislike the scent of this plant. |
| Elder |
Sometimes is a witch disguised as a tree. Never lay a baby in an
elderwood cradle or the Faeries will pinch them so they bruise. Burning elder wood is
dangerous since it invites evil spirits. |
| Foxglove |
A favorite of earth elementals. Name is derived from "Little
Folks' Glove". Worn by faeries sometimes as hats and gloves. |
| Hawthrone |
Sacred to faeries, as well as the May Queen. |
| Hazel |
Celtic legend says it is the receptacle of knowledge; the hazelnut is
a symbol of fertility in England. |
| Heliotrope |
A favorite of fire elementals. |
| Hollyhock |
This is a favorite of faeries, especially the pink variety. |
| Gorse |
Repels almost all faeries. |
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| Iris |
Iris was the Greek goddess of the rainbow, and the faeries of this
flower manifest in all the colors of the rainbow itself. |
| Lavender |
The faeries of this flower and the other nature spirits it draws are
very protective. |
| Lilac |
The scent draws faeries. The faeries of this flower are musical. |
| Lily |
Favorite of nature spirits. |
| Lobelia |
Attracts winged faeries. |
| Marigold |
The faeries and nature spirits associated with this flower hold the
mysteries and magic of thunderstorms. |
| Mistletoe |
Attracts unpleasant tree faeries. |
| Morning Glory |
Repels unwanted night faeries. |
| Mushrooms |
Used by faeries to mark the boundaries of their dancing circles and
portals to their world. |
| Oak |
Oakmen are created when a felled oak stump sends up shoots. One
should never take food offered by them since it is poisonous. |
| Pansy |
Attracts parades of trooping faeries. This flower was used by Oberon
as a love potion. |
| Phlox |
The faeries of this flower are of elf form. They are more of an
overseer and guardian. |
| Primrose |
Believe to give faeries their power of invisibility. If one touches a
faerie rock with the correct number of primrose in a posy it opens the way to faerie land
and faerie gifts. If you have the wrong number them you're doomed. |
| Ragwort |
A rye-grass used by faeries as make-shift horses. In the 17th century
states that the magic words used to make the stems fly were Horse and Hattock. |
| Rose |
This is one of the most sacred flowers, the faeries and spirits of
this flower have strong ties to their elder brothers and sisters, the angles. They hold
the secrets to time and it's exploration. |
| Rosemary |
Gives protection from baneful faeries. |
| Rowan |
Protects against bad spirits. Used in butter churns so that the
butter would not be overlooked by Faeries. Bewitched horses may be controlled by a rowan
whip. Druids used rowan wood for fires with which they called up spirits whom could be
forced to answer questions when rowanberries were spread over the flayed hides of bulls. |
| Sassafras |
A favorite of air elementals. |
| Shamrock |
Celtic faeries adore it. |
| Snapdragons |
This plant and where it grows are often watched over by tiny dragons.
The faeries and sprits of this flower have connections to the energies of all dragons and
bring great protection. |
| Thyme (wild) |
Part of a recipe for a brew to make one see the Faeries. The tops of
the Wild Thyme must be gathered near the side of a Faerie hill. |
| Toadstools |
Some have poisonous hallucinogenic properties. The Vikings ate it and
thereby gained their reputations as berzerkers. In Celtic lore, they are among the food of
the gods, as with many red plants. Some toadstools associated with the Faerie are Fly
Agaric, Yellow Fairy Club, Slender Elf Cap, Dune Pixie-Hood, and Dryad's Saddle. |
| Tulip |
These faeries hold knowledge of the hidden significance of events,
people and things. |
| Violet |
This flower is sacred to all faeries, especially the Faerie Queen. |
| Willow |
At night they uproot themselves and stalk travelers, muttering at
them. |
