Lenormand Card Meanings

20. The Garden

Interpreting The Garden

The Garden is the twentieth card of the Lenormand. It is the card of parties, gatherings, events, and celebrations. It represents your community, your social circle and your networks. Whilst The Dog refers to your close friends, The Garden extends to broader friendship groups and acquaintances. The Garden describes groups of three or more people, whereas The Birds signifies a couple. It is the card of nature and the outdoors, so it can represent the countryside, acreages, picnics, festivals, fairs, and markets.

The Garden represents what is public. It describes announcements and disclosures, public perceptions, and public spaces. Unlike The House which refers to your private life, The Garden signifies your outer world.

The Garden as a Person

The Garden is the card of extroverts and social butterflies. It describes someone who is popular, charming and influential. They are highly conscious of appearances and are articulate and entertaining. The Garden can also describe people who are open and easy-to-read, or who spend a lot of time in nature.

Physically, The Garden describes people who are attractive, well-presented, and who always dress for the occasion.

The Garden can represent event planners, marriage celebrants, entertainers, influencers, socialites, gardeners, and landscapers. The Garden can also signify someone who works in public relations, marketing, or human resources.

The Garden as a Place

The Garden represents anywhere outdoors or any venue that holds events. It can indicate golf courses, stadiums, concerts or anywhere with groups or crowds of people.

The Garden as an Object

The Garden can describe anything that is found in the garden or is used in garden maintenance. It can also signify decorations and other supplies used for events.

The Garden as Advice

As advice, The Garden asks you to build your networks and use your connections. It may indicate a time to blend in and conform rather than openly pushing your own agenda. It may also be advising you to spend time in nature, or to collaborate with others and share your ideas.