Secret oracle of the Green Witch by Lattari & Greco

50 cards. Botanical and woodland imagery throughout.

65-page guidebook. Meanings, rituals, and prompts.

Three green traditions. Green, Hedge, and Kitchen Witch registers.

• Cards: 50, with lush plant, animal, and natural-element imagery
• Guidebook: 65 pages, illustrated, with card meanings and ritual suggestions
• Traditions drawn on: Green Witch, Hedge Witch, Kitchen Witch
• SKU: DSECORA

The green path reads the world through plants: the Green Witch through the growing garden, the Hedge Witch through the wild margin, the Kitchen Witch through the pantry and the pot, and this deck gathers all three registers into one reading practice. The fifty cards work as an enchanted garden walked card by card, plants, creatures, and ritual objects each carrying their folk file, and the guidebook supplies meanings alongside small rituals and prompts that turn a draw into a practice. It suits daily single-card pulls, seasonal ceremony spreads, and the reader whose practice already lives among herbs. The cards decide nothing on their own, as we say plainly across the divination shelf; they hand the green path's imagery to the reader, and the reading stays the reader's.

1. Draw a daily card and sit with the plant before the meaning.
2. Consult the guidebook's rituals for the draws that want more.
3. Journal the season's pulls; the green registers reward tracking.

• Sea Magick by Rieka Moonsong: the water path beside the green one.
• Skullcap Cut, 1 oz: the herb shelf the deck reads from.
• Seasons of the Witch: Samhain Oracle: the sabbat series on the same shelf.

Is it tarot or oracle?

Oracle: fifty cards on their own system, read with the guidebook rather than tarot structure.

What traditions does it draw on?

Green, Hedge, and Kitchen Witch registers: the plant path in its garden, wild-margin, and pantry forms.

Is it beginner-friendly?

Yes: fifty cards with a full guidebook of meanings, rituals, and prompts read gently for a first deck.