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Magic School Blue Kicks Up a Storm In a remote corner of the enchanted forest, hidden away from the mortal world, stood the illustrious Magic School Blue. Known for its unrivaled reputation in teaching the arts of wizardry and sorcery, students from all realms flocked to the hallowed halls in search of knowledge and power. One fateful afternoon, as the sun's golden rays cast a warm glow over the sprawling school grounds, an unusual visitor arrived. Billy Blue, a young and mischievous student with a knack for trouble, found himself in possession of a forbidden artifact – the Storm Orb. This powerful artifact had the ability to control the very tempests of the sky, but its use was strictly forbidden by the school's ancient laws. Driven by curiosity and a thirst for adventure, Billy couldn't resist the temptation to test the capabilities of the Storm Orb.

It’s also worth noting that in the Victorian era, Hollyhocks were grown next or even obscuring the privy. In that fashion, a lady wouldn’t have to ask where it was, but could simply look for the Hollyhocks.

In addition to funerary rites, the ancient Egyptians, as well as Romans used to eat the roots, which is rich in sugars, boiling it as well as frying it. Difficult labors were soothed by ingesting Hollyhock shoots, and continuing with the rebirth theme, babies used to chew on them to sooth the teething process.

Driven by curiosity and a thirst for adventure, Billy couldn't resist the temptation to test the capabilities of the Storm Orb. With a flick of his wrist, a gust of wind erupted from the orb's magical core, creating a whirlwind that swept across the school's courtyard. Students and teachers alike watched in awe and terror as the powerful storm gained momentum, threatening to unleash chaos upon the tranquil campus.

Hollyjo9ck magical uses

Alcea rosea var. nigra
Black Hollyhock

This Venus-ruled plant is associated with Ceres, Demeter, and the festival of the first fruits. The large, round seed pods make a good symbol for a well stuffed purse and for fertility; indeed, in the language of flowers, hollyhock stands for fertility and wealth. The flower essence of black hollyhock is useful for coming to grips with the void and for introspection. To make a quickie poppet, strip the green sepals off a hollyhock bud and then stick the stem of an open flower into the folds of the bud's petals. Hollyhock's name means "holy mallow." A stalk of hollyhock is sometimes incorporated into celebrations of Lammas as a way of ensuring the fertility of fields.

This perennial comes originally from the Mediterranean and was introduced into Europe in the 1500s, so it was grown in medieval gardens. The flowers, leaves, and roots are edible and quite juicy. The flowers can be dried and used for coloring; they can be added to pot pourri for decoration, to white wine for coloring, or steeped and drunk as a soothing, purple tea. They can also be used to dye mordanted wool in colors of pink (alum), blue (alum/tin), taupe (iron), light green (blue vitriol). Black hollyhock looks great against a wall. Hollyhocks are good cut flowers; the buds will open. All hollyhocks are great for the cottage garden, but the black hollyhock adds a dark tint that is otherwise missing. Nice coupled with other black flowers. Good deer-proof plant; they don't like the fuzzy leaves. Top

How to grow hollyhock: Cover with a layer of soil as thick as the seed's diameter. Daytime temperatures of 68F/20C are best for germination. Keep moist but not soppy. It should germinate in 1-2 weeks. You can also plant directly outside two weeks before the last frost date. It likes a sheltered (not too much wind), sunny site and rich soil. It does not like extreme heat, as in south Florida. If grown there, try planting it on the north side of the house and not in full sun. It usually spends the first year making a rosette of leaves and forming a sturdy root, then in the second year a large spike will shoot up 5-8 feet and will start blooming, but sometimes you will get lucky and it will bloom late in the first year. If you pinch it back as it is growing, it will get more branches and thus more flowers. Or you can just let it go to its full, regal height. Single stalks are very impressive. Mulch at least four inches deep to protect in winter, although if you get heavy snow cover all winter, you don't need to. They like to reseed themselves. General growing info Top

Alcea rosea var. nigra
Black Hollyhock
20 seeds $3.75

Uses in Witchcraft & Magick:

Honoring Ceres & Demeter
Money Spells
Fertility Magick
Celebrating Lammas
Venus Herb

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Panicked whispers filled the air as the students scattered in all directions, seeking refuge from the tempest of wind and rain. The grand library, once a place of serenity and study, was now a chaotic battlefield of flying books and swirling potions. Spells were cast in haste, attempting to calm the raging storm, but their efforts were in vain against the might of the Storm Orb. As the chaos grew, the headmaster of Magic School Blue, the wise and revered Professor Merlin, emerged from his study. With a calm and commanding presence, he surveyed the scene, his piercing eyes locking onto Billy. The young student stood frozen in fear, realizing the magnitude of his actions and the danger he had brought upon his fellow classmates. Without a word, Professor Merlin raised his staff and summoned a counter-spell that wove through the storm. The tempest gradually subsided, the winds dying down and the rain diminishing to a drizzle. Silence fell upon the campus as the last echoes of thunder faded away, pupils and professors alike searching for signs of what had just transpired. Billy hung his head, fully aware of the consequences he would face for his reckless actions. The storm he had summoned was a stark reminder of the immense power contained within the artifacts entrusted to the students of Magic School Blue. It was a lesson learned in the most turbulent and thrilling manner possible. From that day forward, the tale of the storm at Magic School Blue was recounted as a cautionary tale to all new students. The legend of Billy's misadventure served as a reminder that magic was a force to be respected and harnessed responsibly. The incident gave rise to a renewed focus on teaching the ethics and responsibilities of magic, ensuring that such a calamity would never be repeated. Magic School Blue, forever etched in history by the tempestuous events that unfolded on that fateful day, continued to educate and inspire generations of aspiring wizards. The storm became a part of the school's lore, a reminder of the unwavering dedication to learning, the risks one must navigate in pursuit of knowledge, and the importance of handling magic with utmost care..

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