Green Halloween Treats

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Green is such an underrated Halloween color. And since it's March 17, it seems like the perfect day to celebrate it.

It may take a little digging, but there are plenty of spooky small businesses with killer green Halloween goodies.

From candles to cards, here are 10 green Halloween treats.


Green Halloween Treats

Boo Bucket Magnet | Fusible Shop

One of the green icons of October is the McGoblin Boo Bucket…which should earn it a place on your fridge door all year. GET IT HERE

Porcelain Witch Ornament | Melabo

These one-of-a-kind porcelain witch ornaments would look great on a tree, in a wreath or tucked onto a book shelf. GET IT HERE

Ghost Greenhouse Stained Glass | Vintage Violet Gift

This acrylic stained glass-inspired ghostie would look great in your sunniest window. GET IT HERE

St. Patrick’s DAy Ghost | Needle Ghosts

One of my very favorite shops has THE perfect needle felted ghostie for celebrating St. Patrick's Day. GET IT HERE

Witches Brew Candle | Intuitive Envisions

Decorative candles are such good eye candy, and this bubbling witch cauldron (apple bourbon-scented) is no expcetion. GET IT HERE

Creature Clip | Em & Sprout

A classic monster mini hair clip, perfect for wearing lakeside all summer long. GET IT HERE

Frankie Monster Fanny Pack | Odd Like Us

Turn the hottest bag trend into a Halloween moment with this adorable Frankenstein design. GET IT HERE

Watermelon Jack-o-Lantern Planter | Cursed By Design

Get ready for summerween by planting your favorite flowers in this watermelon jack-o-lantern planter this spring. GET IT HERE

Beetle Juice Box Tote Bag | Moonspeak Witch Co

Need a new spooky tote bag? I love this hand-stamped design inspired by one of my favorite movies. GET IT HERE

Flaming SKull Die Cut | Vintage Spooky Company

Refresh your Halloween die cut collection with these flaming lime green skull! GET IT HERE

Which green goodie is your favorite?

Share your pick in the comments.

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