A power bouquet is a self-gathered bouquet made from wild herbs. Power bouquets follow the centuries-old tradition of binding a herb bouquet for specific life situations or occasions, such as the Feast of the Assumption. This book provides an overview of 40 native plants for power bouquets. It helps to identify the plants that are personally significant for a particular occasion or the upcoming time and to utilize their properties in a bouquet or wreath: mullein or angelica for energy and healing, meadowsweet or valerian for love and happiness, St. John's wort or mugwort for magic, lady's mantle or cleavers as classic women's herbs. Christina Mann explains the symbolic and healing significance of each plant, as well as the gathering time, location, and placement in the power bouquet. A brief history of herbs and their uses is also covered.