Vampire’s Garden

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Are you interested in botany, gardening, or plant lore? So are some vampires…

If you’ve read Love Lies Bleeding or Bleeding Heart by Aspasía S. Bissas, you’ll know that main character Mara is both a vampire and a herbalist. She still studies plants, has a garden, and runs an apothecary business. This is where you can find posts exploring Mara’s plants.

Love-Lies-Bleeding

Love Lies Bleeding Amaranth

Comfrey

comfrey

Lavender

close up photo of lavender growing on field

St. John’s Wort

st johns wort 2

Dock

yellow dock

Yarrow

white cluster flowers in bloom

Chamomile

vampire's garden chamomile, aspasia s. bissas

Garlic

Vampire's Garden: Garlic, blog post by Aspasia S. Bissas

Nettle

Vampire's Garden: Nettles, blog post by Aspasia S. Bissas

Bleeding Tooth Fungus

Vampire's Garden: Bleeding Tooth Fungus, blog post by Aspasia S. Bissas, bleeding fungus, devil's tooth, mushroom, mushrooms, bleeding mushroom, edible mushrooms, gross mushrooms, tripophobia, trypophobia, plants, botany, herbs, herbalism, vampire, vampires, aspasiasbissas.com

Hawthorn

Vampire's Garden: Hawthorn, post by Aspasia S. Bissas, aspasiasbissas.com

Bloody Dock

Bloody Dock, red-veined dock, bloody sorrel, red-veined sorrel, wood dock, Rumex sanguineus, Vampire's Garden, Aspasia S. Bissas, aspasiasbissas.com

Queen Anne’s Lace

Vampire's Garden: Queen Anne's Lace, Daucus carota

Bleeding Heart

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Yew

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Dragon Blood Tree

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