Kew - The Witch's Garden: Plants in Folklore, Magic and Traditional Medicine River Yarra dessen flimmernde Sprache unser Bild

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Nadia Shehadeh

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” The second part

Kew - The Witch's Garden: Plants in Folklore, Magic and Traditional Medicine River Yarra dessen flimmernde Sprache unser BildFully illustrated, The Witch's Garden tells the story of our folkloric fascination with magical plant specimens, documenting the beliefs and rituals surrounding the natural world. The Witch's Garden describes over 50 of the world's most powerful, harmful, legendary and storied plants from the screaming mandrake to calming St John's Wort, to predicting the weather with seaweed, the creation of salves for broken hearts, sore heads, protection from evil