In Grow a Garden on Roblox, every crop belongs to specific plant types — traits that define how each plant behaves in events, trades, and your Garden Guide. These types are central to gameplay: NPCs like Jack or the Harvest Spirit often request certain plant types during special events, and knowing which crop belongs where helps you contribute faster and earn more rewards.
There are over 20 distinct plant types in the game, and this guide includes every single crop name across all of them — from common fruits to rare magical plants.
How Plant Types Work in Grow a Garden
Each plant in Grow a Garden carries one or more “type traits,” which categorize it based on nature, origin, or function.
For example, a Blueberry belongs to the Berry, Fruit, Leafy, Summer, and Sweet categories — meaning it counts toward multiple collection goals and events.
Plant types affect:
- Event submissions (e.g., Beanstalk or Fall Market)
- Growth bonuses from pets or sprinklers
- Trading and rarity value
- Collection progress in your Garden Guide
Complete List of All Plant Types
1. Berry Plants
Berry plants are small, fruit-bearing crops that often appear in early quests and events. Using Berry-related sprinklers can improve their growth.
All Berry Plants:
- Blueberry
- Blue Raspberry
- Celestiberry
- Cranberry
- Elder Strawberry
- Fall Berry
- Grape
- Lingonberry
- Pyracantha
- Raspberry
- Speargrass
- Strawberry
- Sunbulb
- White Mulberry
- Willowberry
2. Candy Plants
Candy plants are sugary, festive crops introduced during seasonal updates. They usually shine during special events like Spring Festival or Easter.
All Candy Plants:
- Blue Lollipop
- Candy Blossom
- Candy Sunflower
- Chocolate Carrot
- Easter Egg
- Red Lollipop
- Sugarglaze
- Maple Resin
See also: Grow a Garden Best Crops Tier List: Top Plants for High Profits
3. Flower Plants
Flower-type crops are recognized by their petals and bright appearances. These plants are essential for crafting, decoration, and event contributions. The Flower Froster Sprinkler boosts the value of these crops.
All Flower Plants:
- Artichoke
- Bee Balm
- Bone Blossom
- Briar Rose
- Broccoli
- Burning Bud
- Calla Lily
- Candy Blossom
- Candy Sunflower
- Cherry Blossom
- Crocus
- Crown of Thorns
- Cyclamen
- Daffodil
- Dandelion
- Delphinium
- Dezen
- Ember Lily
- Firework Flower
- Flare Daisy
- Foxglove
- Grand Volcania
- Hinomai
- Honeysuckle
- Horned Melon
- Kniphofia
- Lavender
- Liberty Lily
- Lilac
- Lily of the Valley
- Lotus
- Manuka Flower
- Monoblooma
- Moon Blossom
- Moonflower
- Nightshade
- Noble Flower
- Orange Tulip
- Paradise Petal
- Parasol Flower
- Peace Lily
- Pink Lily
- Pixie Faern
- Purple Dahlia
- Pyracantha
- Rafflesia
- Rose
- Rosy Delight
- Sakura Bush
- Serenity
- Soft Sunshine
- Spirit Flower
- Stonebite
- Succulent
- Suncoil
- Sunflower
- Taro Flower
- Torchflare
- Tranquil Bloom
- Untold Bell
- Urchin Plant
- Veinpetal
- Zenflare
4. Fruit Plants
Fruit plants represent the core of the Grow a Garden system. These crops are the most diverse and frequently appear in events and trading.
All Fruit Plants:
- Ackee
- Apple
- Avocado
- Banana
- Bitter Melon
- Blood Banana
- Blue Raspberry
- Blueberry
- Canary Melon
- Cantaloupe
- Carnival Pumpkin
- Celestiberry
- Cocomango
- Coconut
- Corn
- Cranberry
- Crown Melon
- Dragon Fruit
- Durian
- Eggplant
- Elder Strawberry
- Fall Berry
- Feijoa
- Golden Peach
- Grand Tomato
- Grape
- Green Apple
- Guanabana
- Hive Fruit
- Kiwi
- Lemon
- Lime
- Lingonberry
- Loquat
- Mango
- Mangosteen
- Maple Apple
- Meyer Lemon
- Moon Mango
- Moon Melon
- Nectarine
- Papaya
- Passionfruit
- Peach
- Pear
- Pineapple
- Pixie Faern
- Pricklefruit
- Prickly Pear
- Pumpkin
- Raspberry
- Starfruit
- Strawberry
- Sugar Apple
- Tomato
- Traveler’s Fruit
- Violet Corn
- Watermelon
- White Mulberry
- Willowberry
- Cocomango
- Pixie Faern
- Blue Raspberry
- Ackee
- Fall Berry
- Mandrone Berry
- Hazelnut
5. Fungus Plants
Fungus-type plants are mushroom-like species found in shaded or damp areas of the garden. These crops often have unusual traits or appearances.
All Fungus Plants:
- Autumn Shroom
- Duskpuff
- Glowshroom
- Horned Dinoshroom
- Mega Mushroom
- Merica Mushroom
- Mushroom
- Nectarshade
- Sinisterdrip
6. Leafy Plants
Leafy plants form the backbone of most garden biomes. With lush foliage and fast growth, they’re one of the most common but also one of the most diverse types.
All Leafy Plants:
- Aetherfruit
- Aloe Vera
- Apple
- Artichoke
- Beanstalk
- Bee Balm
- Blood Banana
- Blueberry
- Brussels Sprout
- Cacao
- Cantaloupe
- Cauliflower
- Celestiberry
- Cocomango
- Cocovine
- Cranberry
- Cyclamen
- Eggplant
- Elephant Ears
- Fall Berry
- Firefly Fern
- Firewell
- Foxglove
- Giant Pinecone
- Glowpod
- Grand Tomato
- Grape
- Green Apple
- Hive Fruit
- Honeysuckle
- King Cabbage
- Lilac
- Lily of the Valley
- Lumira
- Mandrake
- Mango
- Mangosteen
- Maple Apple
- Maple Resin
- Mint
- Moon Blossom
- Moon Mango
- Moonflower
- Nectarine
- Noble Flower
- Parasol Flower
- Parsley
- Peach
- Pineapple
- Pink Lily
- Pitcher Plant
- Pixie Faern
- Princess Thorn
- Pumpkin
- Purple Cabbage
- Purple Dahlia
- Rafflesia
- Raspberry
- Romanesco
- Rose
- Rosy Delight
- Serenity
- Speargrass
- Spiked Mango
- Starfruit
- Strawberry
- Sugar Apple
- Sunflower
- Tomato
- Traveler’s Fruit
- Twisted Tangle
- Urchin Plant
- Watermelon
- Willowberry
See also: Grow a Garden Best Crops Tier List – All S to D Ranked
7. Magical Plants
Magical plants were introduced with the Fairy Update and are among the rarest crops in the game. They feature glowing effects, mystical origins, and are used in crafting rare potions or trades.
All Magical Plants:
- Aetherfruit
- Amberheart
- Aurora Vine
- Cursed Fruit
- Emerald Bud
- Firework Flower
- Fossilight
- Golden Egg
- King Cabbage
- Mandrake
- Pixie Faern
- Soul Fruit
- Spirit Flower
- Tranquil Bloom
- Untold Bell
- Wispwing
8. Night Plants
Night plants thrive under moonlight or in dim areas. Their luminous leaves and bioluminescent blooms make them popular among collectors.
All Night Plants:
- Blood Banana
- Celestiberry
- Gleamroot
- Glowpod
- Glowshroom
- Glowthorn
- Lightshoot
- Mint
- Moon Blossom
- Moon Mango
- Moon Melon
- Moonflower
- Moonglow
- Nightshade
- Starfruit
- Black Bat Flower
9. Prehistoric Plants
These ancient species trace back to the Prehistoric Update. Their textures often resemble fossilized or rock-like patterns, making them visually distinct.
All Prehistoric Plants:
- Amber Spine
- Boneboo
- Bone Blossom
- Firefly Fern
- Fossilight
- Grand Volcania
- Horned Dinoshroom
- Horsetail
- Lingonberry
- Paradise Petal
- Stonebite
10. Prickly Plants
Prickly plants are spiny, defensive crops found in desert biomes and special events like Beanstalk or Fall Market. Some have poisonous thorns or high event point values.
All Prickly Plants:
- Aloe Vera
- Cactus
- Celestiberry
- Crown of Thorns
- Dragon Fruit
- Durian
- Firewell
- Glowthorn
- Horned Dinoshroom
- Horned Melon
- Nectar Thorn
- Pineapple
- Pricklefruit
- Prickly Pear
- Princess Thorn
- Pyracantha
- Speargrass
- Spiked Mango
- Twisted Tangle
- Venus Fly Trap
- Frostspike
- Crimson Thorn
- Multitrap
11. Root Plants
Root plants grow underground and are vital for cooking recipes and event trades. Many of them can also mutate into special variants.
All Root Plants:
- Aurora Vine
- Carrot
- Chocolate Carrot
- Horsetail
- Mandrake
- Mutant Carrot
- Onion
- Potato
- Radish
- Rhubarb
- Spring Onion
- Tall Asparagus
- Taro Flower
- Turnip
- Wild Carrot
- Evo Beetroot
12. Sour Plants
Sour plants have a tangy or citrus-based flavor profile. They frequently appear in tropical biomes and are often needed for event submissions.
All Sour Plants:
- Cocomango
- Cranberry
- Flare Melon
- Golden Peach
- Horned Melon
- Kiwi
- Lemon
- Lime
- Mangosteen
- Meyer Lemon
- Passionfruit
- Speargrass
- Starfruit
- Sunbulb
- Fissure Berry
13. Spicy Plants
Spicy plants are fiery crops known for their heat-based traits. They’re among the rarer harvests and often used in events that require higher rarity crops.
All Spicy Plants:
- Badlands Pepper
- Briar Rose
- Cacao
- Cursed Fruit
- Dragon Pepper
- Ember Lily
- Grand Volcania
- Horned Dinoshroom
- Jalapeno
- Papaya
- Pepper
- Radish
- Taco Fern
- Inferno Quince
14. Stalky Plants
Stalky plants are tall, vine-like species. They include bamboo, corn, and other climbing crops that are essential to many event contributions and high-value trades.
All Stalky Plants:
- Autumn Shroom
- Bamboo
- Beanstalk
- Bendboo
- Boneboo
- Brussels Sprout
- Burning Bud
- Cocovine
- Corn
- Dandelion
- Elephant Ears
- Firefly Fern
- Flare Melon
- Glowshroom
- Grand Volcania
- Hinomai
- Horned Dinoshroom
- Kniphofia
- Lightshoot
- Lily of the Valley
- Lotus
- Lucky Bamboo
- Mangrove
- Mega Mushroom
- Mushroom
- Mutant Carrot
- Parsley
- Pitcher Plant
- Poseidon Plant
- Pricklefruit
- Pyracantha
- Spring Onion
- Stonebite
- Sugarglaze
- Tall Asparagus
- Untold Bell
- Urchin Plant
- Veinpetal
- Violet Corn
- Sinisterdrip
- Soft Sunshine
- Inferno Quince
- Ferntail
- Black Bat Flower
- Multitrap
15. Summer Plants
Summer plants thrive in warm environments and are frequently requested during the Summer or Tropical-themed events. They tend to grow faster in sunlight and yield higher scores.
All Summer Plants:
- Aloe Vera
- Avocado
- Banana
- Bell Pepper
- Blueberry
- Butternut Squash
- Cantaloupe
- Carrot
- Cauliflower
- Delphinium
- Elephant Ears
- Feijoa
- Green Apple
- Guanabana
- Kiwi
- Lily of the Valley
- Loquat
- Parasol Flower
- Peace Lily
- Pear
- Pineapple
- Pitcher Plant
- Prickly Pear
- Rafflesia
- Rosy Delight
- Strawberry
- Sugar Apple
- Tomato
- Traveler’s Fruit
- Watermelon
- Wild Carrot
16. Sweet Plants
Sweet plants are dessert-tier crops loved for their sugary traits. They can overlap with Candy or Fruit categories and are often duplicated by Sweet Soaker Sprinklers.
All Sweet Plants:
- Banana
- Blue Raspberry
- Blueberry
- Canary Melon
- Candy Blossom
- Candy Sunflower
- Carnival Pumpkin
- Chocolate Carrot
- Cocomango
- Crown Melon
- Easter Egg
- Fall Berry
- Grape
- Golden Peach
- Mango
- Mangosteen
- Moon Melon
- Nectar Thorn
- Peach
- Pear
- Pineapple
- Pixie Faern
- Raspberry
- Red Lollipop
- Romanesco
- Spiked Mango
- Starfruit
- Strawberry
- Sugar Apple
- Sugarglaze
- Untold Bell
- Watermelon
- Cocomango
- Blue Raspberry
- Persimmon
- Evo Blueberry
- Evo Pumpkin
17. Toxic Plants
Toxic plants are dangerous but valuable. Their appearances and effects are distinctive — many glow or emit fumes and are found in specific biomes or events.
All Toxic Plants:
- Ackee
- Amber Spine
- Cursed Fruit
- Firewell
- Foxglove
- Glowthorn
- Horned Dinoshroom
- Nightshade
- Pitcher Plant
- Rafflesia
- Sinisterdrip
- Corpse Flower
18. Tropical Plants
Tropical crops are vibrant, exotic species often grown in humid environments. They’re essential in island biomes and event quests related to paradise or coastal themes.
All Tropical Plants:
- Ackee
- Banana
- Coconut
- Cocovine
- Dragon Fruit
- Durian
- Honeysuckle
- Mango
- Papaya
- Parasol Flower
- Passionfruit
- Pineapple
- Pitcher Plant
- Starfruit
- Traveler’s Fruit
- Watermelon
- Persimmon
- Fissure Berry
19. Vegetable Plants
Vegetable-type plants are essential staples for recipes and events. They represent root, stalk, and leafy crops combined and appear in both regular and mutated forms.
All Vegetable Plants:
- Artichoke
- Badlands Pepper
- Beanstalk
- Bell Pepper
- Bitter Melon
- Broccoli
- Brussels Sprout
- Carrot
- Carnival Pumpkin
- Cauliflower
- Chocolate Carrot
- Corn
- Dragon Pepper
- Eggplant
- Grand Tomato
- Jalapeno
- King Cabbage
- Mandrake
- Mint
- Mutant Carrot
- Onion
- Parsley
- Pepper
- Potato
- Pumpkin
- Purple Cabbage
- Radish
- Rhubarb
- Romanesco
- Snaparino Beanarini
- Tall Asparagus
- Taro Flower
- Tomato
- Turnip
- Untold Bell
- Violet Corn
- Wild Carrot
- Evo Pumpkin
- Evo Beetroot
20. Woody Plants
Woody plants feature bark or sturdy stems and are frequently used in construction-based recipes and crafting events. They are long-lasting and often tied to seasonal events.
All Woody Plants:
- Aetherfruit
- Amberheart
- Apple
- Aurora Vine
- Avocado
- Bamboo
- Bendboo
- Boneboo
- Cacao
- Cocomango
- Coconut
- Cocovine
- Durian
- Duskpuff
- Fall Berry
- Feijoa
- Firewell
- Giant Pinecone
- Gleamroot
- Glowpod
- Hive Fruit
- Kiwi
- Lucky Bamboo
- Mango
- Mangosteen
- Maple Apple
- Maple Resin
- Moon Blossom
- Moon Mango
- Nectarine
- Papaya
- Peach
- Pear
- Rhubarb
- Sakura Bush
- Speargrass
- Spiked Mango
- Sugar Apple
- Traveler’s Fruit
- Willowberry
- Aetherfruit
- Frostspike
- Firewell
- Fall Berry
- Naval Wort
- Acorn
- Hazelnut
- Pecan
- Evo Apple
21. Zen Plants
Zen-type plants were added during the Zen Event Update. These crops represent peace, balance, and spiritual harmony. They have gentle designs and glowing aesthetics.
All Zen Plants:
- Dezen
- Enkaku
- Flare Daisy
- Hinomai
- Lucky Bamboo
- Maple Apple
- Monoblooma
- Sakura Bush
- Serenity
- Soft Sunshine
- Spiked Mango
- Taro Flower
- Tranquil Bloom
- Zen Rocks
- Zenflare
22. Fall Plants
Fall-type crops celebrate the harvest season. They appear mainly during the Fall Market and are vital for seasonal event progress and crafting.
All Fall Plants:
- Auburn Pine
- Autumn Shroom
- Carnival Pumpkin Seed
- Fall Berry
- Firewell
- Golden Peach
- Kniphofia
- Mangrove
- Maple Resin
- Meyer Lemon
- Parsley
- Speargrass
- Torchflare
- Turnip
Grow a Garden Events and Plant Type
Beanstalk Event
In the Beanstalk Event, Jack requests specific plant types to grow the beanstalk. Each plant contributes points based on rarity:
| Rarity | Points |
|---|---|
| Common | 1 |
| Uncommon | 2 |
| Rare | 3 |
| Legendary | 4 |
| Mythical | 5 |
| Divine | 6 |
| Prismatic | 7 |
| Transcendent | 8 |
Gold plants grant an extra +2 bonus, regardless of their base type. Once your lobby contributes 900 points, the Beanstalk fully grows and unlocks access to Jack’s rewards.
Fall Market Event
The Fall Market features the Harvest Spirit, who asks for plant types such as Fall, Woody, or Magical. Contributing higher-rarity crops earns better shop tokens and exclusive autumn decorations.
Gameplay Tips for Gardeners
- Track everything: Use your Garden Guide to view collected plants and missing types.
- Combine sprinklers and pets: Sprinklers like Berry Blusher, Tropical Mist, or Spice Spritzer enhance yields.
- Event farming: Focus on seasonal plants during updates (e.g., Fall Berry in autumn, Pixie Faern in magical events).
- Trading strategy: Duplicates of rare types like Spirit Flower, Wispwing, and Tranquil Bloom are valuable in trades.
- Hybrid advantage: Many plants belong to multiple types — growing them covers multiple objectives at once.
Grow a Garden continues to evolve with every update, expanding its roster of unique crops across magical, tropical, and zen-inspired categories. Knowing which plants belong to each type is essential not just for completion, but also for mastering event mechanics and trading efficiently.
