Grow a Garden Events Wiki
Stay up-to-date with all current and past Grow a Garden events. Click on any event below to view its full details.
Fairy Event
Fall Market Event
Seed Stages Event
Lunar Glow Event
Beanstalk Event
Bizzy Bee Event
Summer Harvest Event
Easter Event
Zen Event
Prehistoric Event
Celebrity Guest Event
Chubby Chipmunk Event
Cooking Event
Angry Plant Event
Understanding Events in Grow a Garden
In Grow a Garden, Events are exciting, limited-time occasions that introduce new content and gameplay mechanics. They are the primary way for players to obtain exclusive crops, pets, gear, and cosmetics that are often not available through normal play.
Each event brings a unique theme and activities, making them a core part of the game's evolving world. Participating is key to building a rare and valuable collection.
Types of Events
Seasonal Events
Annual celebrations like the Fall Market or Summer Harvest, bringing themed crops, pets, and decorations that match the time of year.
Major Update Events
Large-scale events tied to significant game updates, such as the Beanstalk or Zen events, which introduce entirely new mechanics and lore.
Mini-Events & Celebrations
Smaller, often weekend-long events that might celebrate community milestones, developer birthdays, or collaborations, offering unique but smaller-scale rewards.
A Guide to Past Events
Grow a Garden has a rich history of exciting events. While the items from these events are now unobtainable (except through trading), they are a celebrated part of the game's legacy. Here’s a look back at some fan-favorites.
Lunar Glow Event
Introduced Lunar Points and glowing crops.
Zen Event
Brought the Tranquil mutation and Chi currency.
Prehistoric Event
Unearthed dinosaur pets and Primal Eggs.
Bizzy Bee Event
Added Honey currency and bee-themed pets.
Summer Harvest
Featured Summer Coins and tropical crops.
Fairy Event
Introduced Fairy Points and magical items.
...and many more memorable events from the game's history!
Event Strategy Guide: How to Succeed
Events are your best chance to get rare items. A little preparation can make a big difference. Here are some pro-tips to help you make the most of every event.
Preparation is Key
Start saving up Sheckles and clearing garden space a few days before a major event is scheduled to begin. This gives you a head start on buying new seeds and planting right away.
Prioritize Event Currency
Many events introduce a special currency (like Honey or Chi). Focus your efforts on activities that earn this currency, as it's the only way to buy the most exclusive items.
Focus on Limited-Time Items
Always buy the event-exclusive pets, gear, and cosmetics first. These are the items that become rare and valuable collector's items after the event ends.
Collaborate with the Community
Some events, like the Beanstalk Event, have server-wide goals. Work together with other players in the server to reach milestones faster and unlock rewards for everyone.
Event Calendar & Speculation
While official announcements are the best source of information, players can often predict future events based on past patterns and developer hints. Here's what the community is watching for.
Annual Event Patterns
Grow a Garden often repeats seasonal events. Expect the Fall Market Event around September, a winter-themed event in December, and the Summer Harvest during the summer months.
Speculation Corner
Community forums are buzzing with theories about a possible space-themed event, sparked by the recent addition of cosmic-style mutations and pets. Keep an eye on developer social media for teasers!
Event-Exclusive Currencies: A Closer Look
Many events introduce their own unique currencies. Understanding how they worked is key to understanding the game's history.
Fairy Points
Earned during the Fairy Event by completing quests. Used to purchase magical items, including the exclusive Enchanted Egg.
Chi
Gained in the Zen Event by submitting Tranquil-mutated fruits. It was used to buy items from the Tanuki merchant.
Honey
Collected during the Bizzy Bee Event. Players spent Honey at the Honey Merchant for bee-themed pets and gear.
These currencies can no longer be obtained, but they represent a core part of the game's evolving economy.
Community Goals & Server-Wide Milestones
Some of the most memorable events in Grow a Garden feature community goals, where every player on a server must work together to achieve a massive objective.
How They Work
During these events, individual actions contribute to a server-wide progress bar. When the bar is filled, a major change occurs, such as unlocking a new area, spawning a boss, or granting rewards to everyone online.
Example: The Beanstalk Event
- Goal: Players submitted thousands of fruits to the NPC Jack to make the giant beanstalk grow.
- Reward: Once the beanstalk reached the clouds, it unlocked the Giant's domain, revealing a new shop with exclusive items for the entire server.
Pro-Tip: Joining a full and active server during these events is the best way to reach the community goals quickly and reap the rewards!