Flower Combinations
General Info about Combinations | Ingredients | Suggested Use
Verditer Blue
Borage family flowers: Baby Blue Eyes, Forget-Me-Not, Oysterleaf, Borage, plus Blue Lace Agate stone
The blue of the Borage family flowers comes from Delphinidin, a ph-sensitive plant pigment. Borage flowers are known for having hairy leaves and a coiled fiddlehead-like inflorescence called a scorpioid cyme or ‘scorpion tail’ unfurlment process, much loved by the pollinators. “Borrach”, a Celtic word meaning ‘person of courage’, is one possible root of the name Borage. ‘Borage for courage’, so the saying goes.
This combination evokes the light of the blue end of the spectrum and the quality of a deep, clear, open sky. It can support a connection between the heart and throat energy centres, as well as a deeper connection to earth and sky, the inner voice, renewed courage, and emotional resilience. Being human is hard. This combination offers a sense of being more awake to the wonderousness of life.
Verditer Green
Individual flowers and stones in the combination:
Green Bells of Ireland
Lady’s Tresses*
Lady’s Mantle
Amazonite*
*The ‘no-pick’ method is used for flowers listed as endangered or at risk, and the indirect method is used for stones that may not be safe for consumption or contact with water. For more information please get in touch.
Tether
Calming, grounding & fortifying combination
Calms excess ‘wind’ and soothes Shen
(TCM)
I have used this formula with clients for a number of years in situations where there might be a sense of acceleration, over expansion, overwhelm or energetic vulnerability. The combination acts to dissipate excess internal movement and settle mind and body. Especially supportive during tranformational periods of growth or spiritual emergency.
Please consult a medical professional for any serious psychological or medical concerns.