Grow a Garden provides a huge variety of seeds to help you expand your garden. Seeds are mainly obtained from the Seed Shop located beside the seller NPC. Other ways to get seeds include completing challenges and trading. As a beginner, the Grow a Garden seed shop can seem confusing, with many crops appearing randomly and some being out of stock. To help you on your horticulture journey, we’ve created an all-in-one Grow a Garden seed shop guide that tells you about all the crops. So with that, let’s begin!
List of All Seeds in Grow a Garden
There are a total of 17 seeds available at the Grow a Garden Seed Shop. The Seed Shop will be located at one end of the platform beside the Sam NPC, and you can easily reach it by clicking on the Seed button on top of the screen. With that, here are all the seeds available in Grow a Garden seed shop:
| Crop Image | Crop Name | Rarity | Harvest Type | Buy Price | Sell Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Carrot | Common | Single | 10 | 20 |
 | Strawberry | Common | Multiple | 50 | 15 |
 | Blueberry | Uncommon | Multiple | 400 | 20 |
 | Orange Tulip | Uncommon | Single | 600 | 767 |
 | Tomato | Rare | Multiple | 800 | 30 |
 | Corn | Rare | Multiple | 1300 | 40 |
 | Daffodil | Legendary | Single | 1000 | 1000 |
 | Watermelon | Legendary | Single | 2500 | 3000 |
 | Pumpkin | Legendary | Single | 3000 | 4000 |
 | Apple | Legendary | Multiple | 3250 | 275 |
 | Bamboo | Legendary | Single | 4000 | 4000 |
 | Coconut | Mythical | Multiple | 6000 | 400 |
 | Cactus | Mythical | Multiple | 15,000 | 3400 |
 | Dragonfruit | Mythical | Multiple | 50,000 | 4750 |
 | Mango | Mythical | Multiple | 100,000 | 6500 |
 | Grapes | Divine | Multiple | 850,000 | 10,000 |
 | Mushroom | Divine | Single | 150,000 | 7530 |
In addition to the above, there are many other seeds available in the game that can be obtained by completing challenges and events, and are known as Seed Packs. Others are obtained from buying the Exclusive Seed Packs using Robux.
How Does the Seed Shop Work in Grow a Garden
As we have discussed earlier, Seeds are mainly bought from the Sam NPC standing at the Seed Shop in Grow a Garden. Once you approach the guy and press the ‘E‘ key, a pop-up window will open showcasing all the seeds currently available on your server.
Now, the most important thing to notice is the timer at the top of the pop-up box. The seed stocks refresh every five minutes, and the stock is the same for all players on this experience.
As a new stock arrives, you can press the Seed button above to directly teleport to the Seed Shop, and then interact with the NPC to look at all the new ones that have arrived. Keep in mind that each time the number of seeds will be random, and some rare seeds, like the grape seed, might not appear at all.
So, patience is the key to getting the Mythical and Divine crops here. Moreover, buying any seed will not affect the stock of other players, so there’s no use if you’re thinking about playing a mean trick on your friends.
Lastly, there is a Restock option on the right as well. This can help you restock the seeds in the store at any given time by spending 79 Robux. However, spending Robux to refresh a timer is not feasible, and we recommend waiting just five minutes for the stock to change.
Best Seeds to Buy in Grow a Garden
As we end our guide, we have a few additional tips for you on what seeds to aim for in Grow a Garden. From the table above, it is clear that some seeds can yield a single harvest and provide a lump-sum profit, while others can produce fruit multiple times, resulting in small returns on each iteration.
As a beginner, you will always start by buying a couple of carrots. However, a couple of harvests later, you will be able to buy the multi-harvest crops. Hence, we recommend that you always buy the multi-harvest seeds and fill your garden with crops like Strawberries, Tomatoes, Corns, Cactuses, Apples, Coconuts, and more. So, don’t look back and keep on planting them to make money in Grow a Garden.
And that’s all about our Seed Shop guide in Grow a Garden. What is the best and most exotic seed in your garden right now? Let us know in the comments below!
