Plant types are one of the main features in Grow a Garden and are especially useful during new events and updates, where you must submit specific crops with a trait. With each update, NPCs often look for specific types of plants like Tropical, Summer, or Zen. In this guide, we list every plant type in Grow a Garden, including how the crop appears in the game.
- 1. Berry Plants
- 2. Blossom Type Plants
- 3. Candy Type Plants
- 4. Flower Type Plants
- 5. Fruit Type Crops
- 6. Fungus Type Crops
- 7. Leafy Type Crops
- 8. Night Type Crops
- 9. Prehistoric Plants
- 10. Prickly Fruits
- 11. Sour Type Crops
- 12. Spicy Type Crops
- 13. Stalky Type Crops
- 14. Summer Crops
- 15. Sweet Type Crops
- 16. Toxic Type Crops
- 17. Tropical Type Crops
- 18. Vegetable Type Crops
- 19. Woody Type Crops
- 20. Zen Type Fruit
- 21. Root Type Fruit
1. Berry Plants
There are 9 Berry plants in Grow a Garden. Deer or Spotted Deer improve chances to get some berry plants, while Berry Blusher Sprinkler affects the growth of the crops of this type.
2. Blossom Type Plants
Blossom-type plants are simply the crops with ‘blossom’ in their name, and there are 4 of this type in Grow a Garden.
3. Candy Type Plants
There are 7 Candy type plants in Grow a Garden. Giant Ant can duplicate crop harvest for this type.
4. Flower Type Plants
There are 42 plants with the Flower type trait in Grow a Garden. You can identify them by simply looking for a flower in the grown crop. Petal Bee helps keep flower plants after harvest (1% chance), while Flower Froster Sprinkler boosts the value of these crops.
5. Fruit Type Crops
There are a total of 37 Fruit type plants in Grow a Garden, and the crops of this type can be duplicated by using the Red Giant Ant in the garden.
6. Fungus Type Crops
If you love mushrooms, the Fungus type crops will be your favorite kind of plants in Grow a Garden. There are 6 of them in the game currently.
7. Leafy Type Crops
There are 53 Leafy type plants in Grow a Garden. Having a Caterpillar in the garden increases the growth speed of these plants.
8. Night Type Crops
Introduced with the Night event, there are 10 types of plants in this category in Grow a Garden.
9. Prehistoric Plants
The Prehistoric plant types have existed in the game since the Prehistoric update. There are 11 plants of this type:
10. Prickly Fruits
In Grow a Garden, there are 13 Prickly fruits in the game. The pets like Hedgehog and Blood Hedgehog can improve the size and variations of Pricky crops.
11. Sour Type Crops
There are only 5 plants with the Sour type traits in Grow a Garden.
12. Spicy Type Crops
The Spicy type plants in Grow a Garden are mostly of high rarity, and there are a total of 10 of them. Using the Spice Spritzer Sprinkler while growing them will improve chances of different variations for the Spicy crop.
13. Stalky Type Crops
There are a total of 21 Stalky plants in Grow a Garden. The Stalk Sprout Sprinkler improves the growth speed and value of these crops.
14. Summer Crops
Grow a Garden currently has 31 Summer type plants. Here is the full list:
15. Sweet Type Crops
Sweet is one of the popular trait types in Grow a Garden plants. There are a total of 23 plants in this category. To increase crop size for these types of plants, players can use the Sweet Soaker Sprinkler.
16. Toxic Type Crops
There are only 2 Toxic trait plants in Grow a Garden.
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Foxglove |
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Nightshade |
17. Tropical Type Crops
As of now, there are a total of 12 Tropical type plants in Grow a Garden. You can increase the crop size by using the Tropical Mist Sprinkler or the Toucan pet.
18. Vegetable Type Crops
Here is the list of all 23 Vegetable type crops in Grow a Garden.
19. Woody Type Crops
There are a total of 20 Woody plants in Grow a Garden, mostly being of a higher rarity.
20. Zen Type Fruit
After the Zen event update, the Zen type plants were introduced to Grow a Garden. Here is the list of all 14 Zen trait plants:
21. Root Type Fruit
As of now, we don’t have an exact count of all the Root type plants in Grow a Garden. Here is the known list of all the plants with the Root traits:
That ends the complete list of plant types in Grow a Garden, featuring all crop traits. Which type of fruit are you struggling to find? Make sure you use trading in Grow a Garden to obtain them.

