Finally had some time to myself to do some work with some dried ribwort plantain (Plantago lanceolata) and selfheal (Prunella vulgaris).

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Finally had some time to myself to do some work with some dried ribwort plantain (Plantago lanceolata) and selfheal (Prunella vulgaris).

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Plant people: I was looking at some pictures I took of a mushroom and I noticed this plant. All I can figure out is that it’s a Prunella vulgaris that was cut at some point. They have those red, hairy scale-isa leaves at the tops of their normal blooms. But I wanted to know if there are any other guesses.
My most recent addition to my altar is this brass mistletoe trinket dish I use as an offering plate. It was made by Virginia Metalcrafters in the ‘50s and is part of a whole plant-themed series for them. It was apparently made in two sizes. The bigger one is used on my altar, and the smaller dish is a nightstand accessory.
Mistletoe, aside from being sacred to druids and full of folklore on its medicinal and symbolic use, is a personally important plant in my life. It showed up again and again on random trees wherever I moved as a military brat. Mistletoe doesn’t grow in the cold climate where I live now, so I decorate my altar with mistletoe-themed items, including my altar cloth, wand, and ogham runes.
I appreciate that the artists modeled the dish’s design on American mistletoe, or Phoradendron leucarpum. I feel as though North America under-appreciates its native variety of mistletoe. I see the European variety (Viscum album) more commonly represented in media, as well as a bemoaning that our native species isn’t “the real deal.” It’s a shame to me, really, because our native species is very pretty!
Well, I suppose we know better now than to order the LARGE size mistletoe. This guy’s at least 12” tall.
Edit: Surprisingly, this is Viscum album, harvested from a place in the USA where it was introduced. Surprised the seller doesn’t advertise that, ‘cause they’d sell a lot more and probably reduce their local non-native population 👀
Custom Prunella vulgaris, Self Heal set with Amethyst for a sweet friend, designed by her love, who sent me the leaves 🍃💜🍃 www.QuintessentialArts.etsy.com

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