In Fanfare for a Feather, the authors recommend an Aphroditic ritual based on a gorgeous plant one of them owned. Early in the day, find your favorite green plant. Touch its leaves and stems, honor its growth, sing to it, and tell it you love it. Mention several reasons why you love it. Thank you for sharing your question with us.
Spring is just around the corner.
It's a good time to sow seeds for love. Yes, Dear Reader, not only was mandrake root considered an aphrodisiac, evidence shows it was somehow related to Aphrodite's cult. Do not eat it. A native plant to the Mediterranean area, mandrake is also grown commerically in Korea. It thrives in western Europe, too.