Grow a Garden Crates Wiki
Your complete guide to all Grow a Garden crates, from common finds to legendary treasures. Click on any crate below to view its full details.
Archaeologist Crate
Beach Crate
Bee Crate
Bloodmoon Crate
Classic Gnome Crate
Common Gnome Crate
Corrupted Zen Crate
Dino Crate
Enchanted Crate
Exotic Cosmetic Crate
Fall Crate
Farmers Gnome Crate
Food Crate
Fun Crate
Glimmering Crate
Honey Crafters Crate
Iconic Gnome Crate
July 4th Crate
Kitchen Crate
Maple Crate
Mysterious Crate
Oasis Crate
Prime Crate
Sign Crate
Sprout Crate
Statue Crate
Summer Fun Crate
Twilight Crate
Zen Crate
Zen Gnome Crate
What Are Crates in Grow a Garden?
In the world of Grow a Garden, Crates are special, gift-wrapped containers that hold a variety of randomized items. Think of them as treasure chests for your garden. Opening a crate is always an exciting moment, as they can contain anything from exclusive cosmetics and rare seeds to powerful gear and even unique pets.
The core appeal of crates is the element of surprise and the potential to acquire items whose value far exceeds the cost of the crate itself. Whether you earn one through gameplay or purchase it from the shop, each crate offers a chance to obtain something valuable and enhance your collection.
How to Obtain Crates: A Complete Guide
Crates are a core part of progression and collection in Grow a Garden. Mastering the different ways to acquire them is key to unlocking the rarest items. Here’s a breakdown of all the methods:
Direct Shop Purchase
Many crates, especially cosmetic and basic-tier ones, can be purchased directly from the in-game shop using Sheckles or Robux.
Event-Specific Rewards
Limited-time events are the primary source for exclusive crates like the Zen Crate or Fall Crate. These can often be purchased with event-specific currency (like Chi or Honey) or earned by completing event tasks.
Quest & Achievement Rewards
Some quests or achievements in the Garden Guide will reward you with a special crate as a one-time prize for reaching a milestone.
Game Pass & Premium Offers
The Prime Crate, for example, is linked to the season pass system. Other premium bundles may also include exclusive crates as part of a purchase.
The Crate Opening Process & Timers
Once you have a crate, you can't just instantly see what's inside. The opening process is a mechanic in itself, involving timers and a bit of patience.
Placing & Unlocking
To start the unlocking process, you must place the crate on an empty plot in your garden. This will trigger the countdown timer. Each crate has a specific "open time," which can range from a few minutes to several hours. Generally, rarer crates require more time to unlock.
Skipping Timers
For players who don’t want to wait, there is an option to instantly open a crate by spending a small amount of Robux. The cost varies depending on the crate's rarity. When the timer is finished (or skipped), the crate opens with a fun animation, revealing your rewards. You can also press the "Skip" button during the animation to see your loot immediately.
Crate Rarity and Loot Tables Explained
Not all crates are created equal. The rarity of a crate itself is a good indicator of the quality of items you can expect to find inside. Understanding this system is key to hunting for the most valuable rewards.
Crate Tiers
Crates are categorized by rarity tiers such as Common, Rare, Legendary, and Mythic. A higher-tier crate, like a Mythic crate, has a significantly greater chance of dropping Divine or Prismatic items compared to a Common one.
Loot Pools
Each type of crate pulls from a specific "loot pool." For example, the Food Crate will only contain food-themed items. This allows players to target specific types of rewards by opening the right crates.
"Unknown" Rarity
You'll sometimes see crates with an "Unknown" rarity. This label is typically used for new or very special event crates where the full loot table has not yet been discovered by the community or fully revealed by the developers. Opening these can be a true surprise!
Strategy Guide: Which Crates Are Worth It?
With so many crates available, it can be tough to decide where to spend your hard-earned currency. Here’s a quick guide to help you choose the right crates for your goals.
For Cosmetic Collectors
If your goal is to decorate your garden, focus on cosmetic-specific crates like the Sign Crate, Statue Crate, or Classic Gnome Crate. These are guaranteed to drop decorative items, helping you personalize your space.
For Event Enthusiasts
Always prioritize crates from limited-time events, such as the Enchanted Crate or Bee Crate. The items inside are exclusive and often become highly valuable for trading after the event ends.
For General Progression
If you're just looking for a good mix of useful items, crates like the Prime Crate (from the season pass) or the Archaeologist Crate offer a balanced loot pool with gear, seeds, and cosmetics.
A Note on Trading
Don't be discouraged if you don't get the exact item you wanted! Almost every item from a crate is tradable. You can often swap your unwanted items with other players to get what you're looking for.