Posts by CoffeeActivated
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Yes, Pounce, that one is breed only and the five varieties in the wiki are all there are. I'm going to post a couple extras in the next couple days!
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Yes, there are some parentless ones there right now!
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I have two varieties of lucky clovers that don't have a parentless example: the piggy and the newest one with the scroll (or whatever that is). Doesn't mean that they are breed only just from my stock, but odds are good.
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I have parentless examples of all three varieties of fireworks, so, no, there are no breed only varieties.
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I've had 100% success breeding Christmas trees with poinsettas, stars everytime!
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Of these three varieties, I have only bred ones in my inventory. Doesn't mean they aren't in the WG, though, but mine are all bred. All other varieties were available in the wild garden. I don't know, however, about the latest, as I don't have any yet.
This is the first time in my memory that seeds have been available this early. Usually they would show up on Christmas Day or so and be up for maybe at best a week. Really nice to have some time to work on the holes in my garden!
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Yes, but I got one like yours this morning and now I have no more question marks!! So five varieties! Two are WG and three are bred?
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I just found Texas bluebells in both the wild garden and the compendium!!
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Bellflowers have a new ? in the compendium. They are breedable and I did find one parentless seed in the wild garden. Happy hunting!
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I like the early bloomers: daffodils, crocus, tulips, grape hyacinths but all-time favorite are sterling roses! On flowergame, I like the Audrey's and the tulips!
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Just found Christmas seeds!!
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Thanks, Trillian
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The recent conversation about winter gardens got me looking at mine. Does anyone remember how to move the pots and plants around? I have extra pots way down at the bottom of the page, below the plants, and I can not remember how to get them into the garden to plant them? Any clues??
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Found new Easter eggs in the garden this morning!

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Just got my first "new" tree and it, too, was bred! Thanks, Anari, for the look at the Christmas star! And thank the powers that be for this
wonderful long growing season you've gifted us!
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Yes, you need two breedable mature plants and you need an open pot to plant the seed in.







