Grow a Garden Flower Type Fruit guide

Fruit species in Grow a Garden are broadly categorized based on their physical properties. Some bear Flowers as their Fruit, which can be harvested and sold like any other produce in the game. Since certain missions and Pet abilities specifically target Flower Type Fruits, it’s important to know which plants on your farm bear such Fruits.

Let’s take a look at Flower Type Fruits and see which species count as such.

---

Identifying Flower Type Fruit species in Grow a Garden

Liberty Lily, a Flower Type Fruit (Image via Roblox)

As a general rule of thumb, any Fruit that takes the shape of a Flower belongs to the Flower Type categorization. Since most Flowers are based on their well-known real-world counterparts, they should be fairly easy to spot. Roses, Sunflowers, Lilies, and Parasols are all easily identified as such.

However, it can get a little tricky when dealing with Fruits that are either fictional or relatively unknown. For instance, the Candy Blossom is a completely made-up species, and it does not take the form of a flower. What clues you into its flowery nature is its name, indicated by the word Blossom. Blossom, Bloom, and Flower are three of the most common Flower-related names in such Fruits.

So, whenever faced with a Fruit that you’re not sure is a Flower, try to answer these questions:

• Question 1: Is the Fruit shaped like a Flower?
• Question 2: Is the Fruit based on a common real-world flower?
• Question 3: Does the Fruit have anything related to flowers in its name?

If the answer to any two of these is yes, then the Fruit in question belongs to the Flower Type.

Use our guide to learn all there is to know about Divine Pets in Grow a Garden.

---

List of all Flower Type Fruits

In-game titles (Image via Roblox)

As of the Beanstalk Event, the game has 42 Flower Type Fruit species. These are:

• Bee Balm
• Burning Bud
• Candy Blossom
• Candy Sunflower
• Cherry Blossom
• Crocus
• Daffodil
• Delphinium
• Ember Lily
• Enkaku
• Firework Flower
• Flare Daisy
• Foxglove
• Grand Volcania
• Hinomai
• Honeysuckle
• Lavender
• Liberty Lily
• Lilac
• Lily of the Valley
• Lotus
• Manuka Flower
• Monoblooma
• Moon Blossom
• Moon Flower
• Nightshade
• Noble Flower
• Orange Tulip
• Parasol Flower
• Pink Lily
• Purple Dahlia
• Rafflesia
• Rose
• Rosy Delight
• Serenity
• Soft Sunshine
• Stonebite
• Succulent
• Sunflower
• Taro Flower
• Veinpetal
• Zenflare

---

FAQs on Grow a Garden

What counts as a Flower Type Fruit in Grow a Garden?

A Flower Type Fruit is shaped like a Flower, has a flower-related term in its name, or is based on a common flower in the real world.

How many Flower Type Fruits does Grow a Garden have?

As of the Beanstalk Event, the game has 42 unique Flower type Fruit species.

Is Grow a Garden free to play?

Yes, the experience can be played for free without any mandatory premium purchases.