Please note that these are not medical or herbal in purpose. Research each ingredient before attempting to take it internally in any fashion. These are for magical association and purposes only.

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For increasing money or good finances

SOURCE #	PAGE #	Increases money
2	107	Almond
2	108	Basil
2	110	hyssop
2	112	mint
2	145	bryony
2	151	cinquefoil
2	166	high john the conqueror
2	168	honeysuckle
6	n/a	tulip

 

For increasing business

SOURCE #	PAGE #	Trade, commerce, increase business
2	112	mint
2	113	peony
2	123	cinnamon
2	143	benzoin
2	151	cinquefoil
3	n/a	sage
12	42	dill
12	102	sage
12	118	valerian

 

For employment

SOURCE #	PAGE #	To find employment, work, jobs
2	117	Ylang-ylang

 

For wealth & prosperity

SOURCE #	PAGE #	Prosperity, wealth, abundance
2	6	Fir
2	108, 129	almond
2	108	bergamot
2	110, 129, 167-168	honeysuckle
2	112	mint
2	128	cloves
2	128	cedar
2	128	nutmeg
2	128, 191	poppy
2	142	basil
2	145	bryony
2	147	chamomile
2	151	cinnamon
2	151	cinquefoil
2	170-171	jasmine
2	196-197	sage
2	205	vervain
15	31	bamboo
15	180-181	ivy
15	260	olive

For good luck

SOURCE #	PAGE #	Luck, for good luck
2	13-14	acorn, oak
2	108	basil
2	109	cinquefoil
2	160	fern
2	164	hazel
2	111	lotus
2	248	mistletoe
2	113	peony
2	194-195	rowan
2	206	violet
12	11	burdock
15	31	bamboo

 

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13. Old Wives’ Lore for Gardeners. Boland, Bridget; Boland, Maureen; Gough, Simon. Michael O’Mara Books Limited. 1999.
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