Australian Native Plant Grimoire Part 2

Waratahs seen from afar, banksias that wake after fire and a damper warm with wattleseed. Part 2 of a hedge witch's field notebook for Australian natives.

Part 223 pages10 flowers6 bush foods2 ritualsA4 print readyTablet ready

Australian Native Plant Grimoire, Part 2: Flowers, Bush Foods and the Practice

This is Part 2 of the Australian Native Plant Grimoire, 23 pages for the flowers of the south and the bush foods you can buy, then the practice that brings them into your year: the native wheel, a cup for the garden folk, a tube-stock promise, your own herbarium sheets and a wattleseed damper with lemon myrtle honey butter. Part 1 holds the trees, the floral emblems and the safety chapter in depth.

What's inside

• Safe hands: the four rules of this grimoire on one page, plus a respect note on whose knowledge this is
• Ten flower field notes: waratah, kangaroo paw, two banksias, flannel flower, Sturt's desert pea, golden everlasting, native violet, common heath and round-leaved mint bush
• The bush pantry: lemon myrtle, finger lime, wattleseed, Davidson's plum, macadamia and mountain pepper, the only plants in the book you may taste, bought as food
• The practice: the native wheel of what flowers at each sabbat, two rituals, a herbarium craft with specimen sheets, wattleseed damper and a native garden planner

Why you'll love it

• Written for Australian plants and southern seasons, not a northern herbal
• Every botanical and historical fact carefully checked
• Clear eating rule: only bush foods sold as food
• Pairs with Part 1 of the grimoire for the trees and floral emblems

Your download

• One zip with four PDFs: the grimoire in A4 (the Australian paper size) in full colour and ink-saving greyscale, with a Letter size copy for overseas printers
• Tablet ready: write straight onto the pages in GoodNotes, Notability or any PDF app, with tap-to-jump contents
• Instant download link emailed after purchase, nothing is posted
• Print as often as you like for your own personal use

Questions

Digital product. For personal use only, not for resale or redistribution. Rituals are reflective and symbolic, offered as ritual guidance, not a guaranteed outcome.

Brew the garden folk a cup and begin.