Grow a Garden Best Crops Tier List – All S to D Ranked

Grow a Garden is packed with seeds to plant, but not all crops offer the same value. Some sell for millions of Sheckles per harvest, while others are only worth keeping for aesthetics or events. If you want to earn more and grow smarter, this updated Best Crops Tier List breaks down the top-performing plants—from the most profitable fruit trees to underrated mutation picks. Whether you’re just starting or optimizing your mega-farm, this guide will help you make the most of every seed.

Grow a Garden Best Crops Tier List – All S to D Ranked
Grow a Garden Best Crops Tier List – All S to D Ranked

As of the 1.15.0 update, there are now over 120 crops in Grow a Garden—ranging from event exclusives to shop staples. This tier list includes both active and legacy plants to help players with all kinds of gardens.

How Tiers Work in Grow a Garden

Grow a Garden ranks crops across multiple tiers—S through D—based on their overall performance and selling value. These tiers reflect not just how much a crop sells for, but also its reusability, mutation potential, and how often players still plant it after updates.

Factors considered:

  • Base selling price
  • Number of fruits/flowers per harvest
  • Multi-harvest vs. one-time use
  • Mutation and event value

What Are Mutations?

Mutations are special traits that can randomly appear on crops, boosting their value, weight, or even appearance. Some top mutations include Celestial, Voidtouched, and Shocked, and stacking them on low-tier crops (like Coconut or Rose) can multiply their base profits by 10x or more.

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S-Tier Crops (Top Profit Makers)

These crops are game-changers. Most are multi-harvest and tied to past events, so if you own any, prioritize planting them.

CropHarvest TypeAvg. ProfitSource/Event
Bone BlossomMulti1,000,000 ShecklesPrehistoric Event
Candy BlossomMulti800,000 ShecklesEaster Event
Maple AppleMulti770,000 ShecklesZen Seed Pack
Spiked MangoMulti540,000 ShecklesZen Shop
Moon MangoMulti504,000 ShecklesTwilight Shop
Dragon PepperMulti486,000 ShecklesCrafter Seed Pack
Fossilight FruitMulti480,000 ShecklesPrehistoric Pack
Elephant EarsMulti462,000 ShecklesSummer Shop
Sugar AppleMulti400,000 ShecklesSeed Shop
BeanstalkMulti308,000 ShecklesSeed Shop

Tip: Use the Sprinkler Method to speed up multi-harvest crops like Moon Mango and Candy Blossom.

Many of the top-tier crops—like Bone Blossom and Candy Blossom—came from limited-time events and are now unobtainable. If you already have them planted, definitely keep them. They remain among the best sources of Sheckles even post-event.

A-Tier Crops (Strong Choices)

CropHarvest TypeAvg. ProfitSource/Event
Lily of the ValleyMulti245,600 ShecklesSummer Shop
NectarineMulti240,000 ShecklesBizzy Bees Event
SerenityMulti217,000 ShecklesZen Seed Pack
Parasol FlowerOne-Time200,000 ShecklesSummer Seed Pack
Amber SpineMulti165,000 ShecklesCrafting Station
SunflowerOne-Time160,000 ShecklesBizzy Bees Event
Nectar ThornMulti160,000 ShecklesSeed Shop
Burning BudMulti140,000 ShecklesPrehistoric Update
Firefly FernMulti120,000 ShecklesPrehistoric Pack
HoneysuckleMulti100,000 ShecklesBizzy Bear Event

Top Single-Harvest Crops to Plant Carefully

  • Parasol Flower – 200,000
  • Mushroom – 151,000 (mutation boost)
  • Taro Flower – 108,300
  • Boneboo – 141,141

Use the Favorite Tool to avoid harvesting these by mistake!

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B-Tier Crops (Reliable Mid-Tier)

CropHarvest TypeAvg. ProfitNotes
LumiraMulti85,000 ShecklesMutation exploit potential
CelestiberryMulti80,000 ShecklesHigh berry count
Horned DinoshroomMulti69,000 ShecklesReharvestable
FeijoaMulti78,000 Sheckles6 per harvest
Moon MelonMulti72,000 ShecklesConsistent yield
RoseMulti50,000 ShecklesStackable via mutations
GrapeMulti39,250 ShecklesBeginner-friendly
CacaoMulti48,000 ShecklesMulti-harvest, slow grower

Stack 3+ mutations on C/B-tier crops like Bamboo, Coconut, and Mint for huge earnings.

Weight & Size Affects Profit Too: Some crops like Moon Mango regularly produce larger fruits, which sell for more. Always check size before selling!

C-Tier Crops (Beginner Staples)

CropHarvest TypeAvg. ProfitNotes
AppleMulti2,750 ShecklesReliable early crop
PapayaMulti3,000 ShecklesGreat for mutation stacking
CoconutMulti12,800 ShecklesMutation-friendly
BananaMulti7,000 ShecklesDecent for bulk planting
MintMulti5,250 ShecklesOnly useful with mutations

D-Tier Crops (Low ROI)

CropHarvest TypeAvg. ProfitNotes
CornOne-Time40 ShecklesExtremely low value
StrawberryMulti60 ShecklesAesthetic only
CarrotOne-Time20 ShecklesBasic starter crop
BlueberryMulti140 ShecklesPoor Sheckle value
TomatoMulti120 ShecklesBetter options exist

D-Tier Utility: Some of these look great in themed gardens. Use for decoration or quests rather than profit.

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Best Crops by Player Type

  • For Beginners: Apple, Grape, Rose, Papaya
  • For Profit: Bone Blossom, Candy Blossom, Moon Mango
  • For Mutation Builds: Coconut, Mint, Nectarshade, Bamboo

Meta-Changing Crops to Watch

  • Candy Blossom: Event-limited but still unmatched in earnings
  • Sugar Apple: Top non-event crop, very consistent
  • Moon Mango: Sprinkler Method + large fruit = win

Limited-Time Crops & Updates: New events like the Zen and Prehistoric updates often introduce brokenly strong seeds—keep checking shops like Tom’s and Twilight!

Pro Tips to Maximize Profit

  • Use Sprinklers to reduce harvest cooldown
  • Mark one-time plants as favorites to avoid losing them
  • Stack Celestial, Shocked, and Voidtouched mutations for late-game farming
  • Watch fruit size — heavier fruit = higher payout

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Knowing which crops to focus on is the key to success in Grow a Garden. S-Tier and A-Tier plants deliver incredible profits, while smart use of mutations can make even weaker crops shine. Don’t forget to rotate in limited-time plants and check weight for max value. Play Now!

What’s your favorite high-earning crop? Let us know in the comments!

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