Hand drawn seed packet set of Marjoram, Yarrow, and Chamomile; three herbs with aphrodisiac qualities and traditions rooted around love. A pretty gift for those looking for flowers that will last longer than the cut bouquet.
The Greeks believed that Aphrodite, the Goddess of Love, created marjoram and they used it as an aphrodisiac and saw it as a symbol of love and happiness. As such, the Greeks, Romans, and some Europeans during the middle ages used marjoram to crown couples on their wedding day.
There is a folk belief that hanging a bunch of yarrow over the bed on the wedding night will keep a newly married couple happy for seven years. It was often added to the bouquet or garlands worn by the bride or groom for the same effect.
The seductive scent of Chamomile flowers have been linked to producing sexual arousal in men and the herb has been used as an aphrodisiac for both men and women.
Description
Hand drawn seed packet set of Marjoram, Yarrow, and Chamomile; three herbs with aphrodisiac qualities and traditions rooted around love. A pretty gift for those looking for flowers that will last longer than the cut bouquet.
Sizing + Info
Yarrow packet is approximately 100 seeds, chamomile packet is approximately 200 seeds, Wild Marjoram is approximately 200 seeds.
Shipping
$8 standard shipping, free shipping on orders of $100 or more
The Seeds of Love
The Greeks believed that Aphrodite, the Goddess of Love, created marjoram and they used it as an aphrodisiac and saw it as a symbol of love and happiness. As such, the Greeks, Romans, and some Europeans during the middle ages used marjoram to crown couples on their wedding day.
There is a folk belief that hanging a bunch of yarrow over the bed on the wedding night will keep a newly married couple happy for seven years. It was often added to the bouquet or garlands worn by the bride or groom for the same effect.
The seductive scent of Chamomile flowers have been linked to producing sexual arousal in men and the herb has been used as an aphrodisiac for both men and women.