Leo Season Tarragon Herb Plant Profile
The Leo Season Tarragon Herb Plant Profile covers dragon witchcraft, green kitchen witchcraft, and intention simmer pots with Plants By Laurali! When I think of tarragon, I think of dragon witchcraft, as this magical kitchen herb works with draconian magick of the highest order. Dragons represent strength, courage, and protection magic!
Why dragons? Tarragon often comes in the shape of a dragon and represents the fire element in all its glory! It’s the kind of herb that puts a fire in your belly.
You see, tarragon is a warming herb that heats things and bubbles things to the surface. If you want to get to the heart of the matter, tarragon makes for a great ally!
I also find tarragon herb to be heartwarming! It’s perfect for creating warm and cozy moments that the whole family can partake in and enjoy.
In the heart of Leo Season, you can create warmth, comfort, and slow living moments that offer relaxation, calm, and enjoyment, much like sipping a cup of hot tea! Even though Leo falls at the end of summer, there’s something comforting about the way it slows us down and reminds us to live in the moment.
Lammas Holiday falls smack dab in the middle of Leo Season and also fits perfectly with the tarragon plant profile. This holiday incorporates a quiet strength and fortitude that comes from someplace deep within.
What I love about Leo Season is that it offers the opportunity to slow down, reflect, and enjoy the magical moments that pass us by. This season of life wants us to find our calm and center.
After a busy Cancer Season, it feels good to slow down and pause for reflection. This gives us a moment to check in with ourselves and practice simple living.
Tarragon is a green kitchen witch herb! You can often find it in creamy sauces and plant-based chicken dishes. Tarragon also smells good in an intention simmer pot spell!
Not much of a kitchen witch? No problem! Tarragon can be used for defense magick, energy healing, and to welcome guests into your home in a warm and cozy way.
Finally, the tarragon plant profile can be used as a good luck charm, much like a dragon animal spirit! You can transform it into a good luck charm or use it as a talisman for protection.
As you can see, tarragon and Leo Season pair perfectly! They make a great match. This season of life will find us having the courage to live our best lives.
Leo Season Tarragon Herb Plant Profile
When I think of tarragon plants, I think of warmth, comfort, and safety. It matches the energy of Saint Bridget in a way that creates familiarity.
Saint Bridget is the goddess of the Imbolc Holiday, fire magick, and all things green hearthcraft related. While this isn’t her busy season, Saint Bridget creates that Leo Season coziness that we all long for!
When I think of Leo Season, I think of a quiet fire that burns from within. A period where the world slows down to ponder and reflect on the year so far. What could be more magical than that?
This is a period where we can study herbs and plants, read books until the sun goes down, and dream about the coming autumn months ahead! Tarragon permits us to dream of our cottagecore lives.
In witchcraft, Tarragon is often used in the witch’s cottage to banish any negative residue lingering in the air. The house witch will often place a sprig of tarragon, dragon-shaped, in a place that encourages peace and calm from within. I often like to place mine on the kitchen counter or the mantel of the fireplace.
There’s a protective quality to tarragon herb! It creates feelings of stability and safety in a world full of chaos. For this reason, tarragon is often used in home defense magick around the home.
Medicinally, tarragon can be used for pain relief, digestive issues, and to regulate blood sugar. Additionally, the tarragon plant can be used for calm, peace, and tranquility while you sleep.
When you combine Leo Season and tarragon herb, you get the trifecta! Think warm, comfy, and cozy vibes that make you feel safe, warm, and loved.
Leo Season: Magical + Medicinal Properties
Warm, comfy, and cozy vibes
Quiet strength and fortitude
Slow living + hygge style
Feelings of security and safety
Working with dragon witchcraft
Working with fire magick (simmer pots, cauldron spells, and incense)
A period of study, reading books, and sipping iced tea
Working with Saint Bridget, as you can feel her energy come to life
A period of calm and peacefulness that comes from within
Tarragon Astrological Correspondences
The Planet Mars
Masculine
Capricorn Moon Sign
Tuesdays
Leo Sun Sign
The Solar Plexus Chakra
The Strength Tarot Card
Dragon Animal Familiar
The tarragon plant monograph pairs perfectly with Leo Season! We have the elements of fire, Martian energy, and all of the warm and cozy vibes it can bring.
Tarragon is strongly associated with Leo Season! Tarragon plant profile denotes courage, confidence, and a star quality like no other before it.
This Mars-fueled plant rests easily in the solar plexus chakra! This chakra is best known for personal power, confidence, and high self-esteem. When it spins out of balance, you might feel like you are losing at the game of life.
When the solar plexus comes into balance, you will feel inspired by a feeling of sovereignty. Like your own personal nation, here, you will find the inner strength to continue and carry on.
Since Mars is the ruling planet, the best day to use tarragon is on a Tuesday, although it’s safe to say you can use it anytime you desire. Tuesdays are fueled by Martian energy, drive, and passion.
Its moon sign falls under the sign of Capricorn, which is an earth sign known for hard work, stability, and supportive and loyal people. Tarragon’s sun sign falls under Leo, a sign known for being the best at nearly everything, but in a quiet a nd confident way.
Tarragon is a masculine herb! This means tarragon is driven by strength, encouragement, assertiveness, and courage. This means this herb is fueled by power.
During Leo Season, think of ways in which you can find a quiet resolve from within. You can do this by writing a few things down with tarragon planted firmly next to you for encouragement.
The tarragon plant is represented by the Strength Tarot Card in the tarot deck of your choice! The Strength Tarot Card represents quiet strength, fortitude, and the courage to move ahead with plans.
Last but not least, tarragon is governed by the dragon animal familiar! Dragons denote spiritual journeys that involve transformation. Like any journey, having the dragon animal spirit by your side will give you the strength and fortitude to carry on, even through dark and difficult times.
Tarragon Herb Dragon Animal Familiar
Dragons are totems of good luck! I keep a goldstone dragon near me while I sit down to do my work each day. Dragon animal spirits are known for mystery, transformation magick, protective qualities, and for spiritual journeys that come from someplace deep within.
Tarragon Intention Simmer Pot for Encouragement
Sometime during Leo Season, you might like to make an intention simmer pot for encouragement! Sometimes we need a little encouragement during times of slowing down and finding inner strength. It turns out that the time is now, my friend!
Additionally, you can also use this spell during any Leo New Moon, when you’re ready for new beginnings to take place! The Leo New Moon is an inspiring moon that grants us permission to slow down and enjoy life.
What this spell does: The Tarragon Intention Simmer Pot for Encouragement will create a safety net of encouragement all around you. You will suddenly find encouragement coming from unlikely places. Encouragement might come from people, books you read, and, of course, from your deities, angels, spirit guides, ancestors, and the faerie folk.
Most of all, you may find encouragement coming from dragon witchcraft! Dragons are closely related to tarragon and the Leo Season, making them the perfect ally for spiritual guidance. Not only that, but dragon spirit can take you on a spiritual journey the likes you’ve never seen before!
For the spell, fill a simmer pot with sprigs of tarragon first! If you can get them in a draconian shape, that’s even better. Tarragon will do the honors for you!
Next, add additional herbs and crystals that will bring encouragement your way! You can use the plant life and gemstones I used, or use your intuition to build a personalized intention simmer pot.
Goldstone Dragon Magical Properties - Known as a stone of confidence! Goldstone is magically used for ambition, encouragement, confidence, and energy. It will give you the passion and drive to continue doing what you love!
Mint Magical Properties - Known as an energy herb! Mint herb is magically used for healing, cleansing, and revitalizing energy. Mint is an herb of speed and refreshment!
Apple Magical Properties - Known as the fruit that keeps the doctor away! Apple is magically used for love, romance, and prosperity spells. I’ve even used them in weight-loss spells, so if you need encouragement to lose weight, you might like to incorporate apple into your simmer pot. Apple is an herb of self-love, too!
Slice up apples, add crystals, as well as any herbs you’d like to use, and add them to your intention simmer pot! While adding them in, be sure to put your intention into each ingredient, one by one. The intention here is to gain encouragement.
You can keep encouragement as a general intention, or you can make it more specific if you like. For example, encouragement to lose weight or the encouragement to keep going with the book you are writing behind the scenes. Make it however you like!
Last but not least, add water to your simmer pot and turn the heat on! Use water magick to put your intention into the simmer pot. Let your intention simmer pot spell permeate the house with encouragement and pleasant smells!
That’s it! Simply stir your intention now and then, and watch the magic boil over and come from someplace deep within. Blessed be! xo
