Garden

The Garden is a minigame that can be accessed after spending 1 Sugar lump to upgrade the player's farms. In the minigame, the player starts off with a 2x2 tile of farmable land that can be increased by further leveling up the player's farms.

(Icon) Baker's Wheat
The seed is obtained when starting or after sacrificing the garden. Baker's Wheat is not normally used outside of crossbreeding, as its +1% CPS bonus is outclassed by many other garden plants.

(Icon) Thumbcorn
Good for CpC earlygame, but not so much in lategame.

(Icon) Cronerice
This is a pretty bad plant effect-wise and time-wise, because it takes a lot of time to mature, but there are a lot of plants to get with it. You should try and get all of its mutations at once, or when you're mutating it, get 2 Cronerices around 10-15 ticks apart from each other so you have a bigger time window to work with.

(Icon) Gildmillet
Mainly used for breeding

(Icon) Ordinary clover
Could be used for stacking buffs, if you don't want to replant Golden Clovers, but it's less efficient.

(Icon) Golden clover
Great for stacking Golden Cookies and can become even better if paired with Nursetulips in the setup below.

(Icon) Shimmerlily
Could be used as a replacement of Keenmoss if you don't have it yet, otherwise pretty useless and annoying to breed with because of the short lifespan.

(Icon) Elderwort
Mainly used to speed up the growth of Juicy Queenbeets.

(Icon) Bakeberry
Okay for doing garden combos with as explained in Strategy, but Queenbeets are much better.

(Icon) Chocoroot
Mainly used for breeding.

(Icon) White chocoroot
Mainly used for breeding.

(Icon) White mildew
Used mainly for breeding.

(Icon) Brown mold
Used mainly for breeding.

(Icon) Meddleweed
Completely useless apart from breeding. Do not use the harvest all tool when harvesting it, because that won't spawn spores, wait until it's almost dead before harvesting. Could be used to get cheaper Crumbspore.

(Icon) Whiskerbloom
Very good, because it gives a huge boost to CpS and becomes even better with Nursetulips if you use the setup below.

(Icon) Chimerose
Could be useful for getting the reindeer achievements, and nothing else.

(Icon) Nursetulip
Very useful in certain configurations for boosting other plants.

(Icon) Drowsyfern
Good for idling and leaving it at clay which will give you a tremendous boost to your CpS for about a week, but idling is inefficient so the plant isn't that useful either.

(Icon) Wardlichen
Completely useless.

(Icon) Keenmoss
Great for getting seasonal/Garden drops.

(Icon) Queenbeet
Best plant for Garden combos, as explained in Strategy.

(Icon) Juicy queenbeet
Somewhat useful for farming Sugar lumps, but sacrificing your Garden is better.

(Icon) Duketater
Useful for Garden combos only if you Offline Tick. When you're going for its Garden Drop you should plant Keenmoss after harvesting a Duketater to increase the chances of getting the drop.

(Icon) Crumbspore
Not very useful; you can plant a few and leave them to mutate because they give a bit of cookies when they die, but this strategy is very inefficient.

(Icon) Doughshroom
Pretty useless except for getting Shriekbulb quickly since it doesn't need to be mature to mutate it. Could do the same strategy as with Crumbspore but it's even worse.

(Icon) Glovemorel
Would be good for CpC boost if didn't have such uneven maturing habits.

(Icon) Cheapcap
Useful for saving cookies after a big combo.

(Icon) Fool's bolete
Pretty much useless.

(Icon) Wrinklegill
Useful for getting Shiny Wrinkler hunting and farming out other Wrinkler cheevos.

(Icon) Green rot
Only real use is the drop or a Keenmoss substitute.

(Icon) Shriekbulb
Completely useless in every way (Except lore).

(Icon) Tidygrass
Kinda useful for protecting plants from weeds if you're there to replant it when it dies.

(Icon) Everdaisy
Not commonly used due to its low effective radius.a

(Icon) Ichorpuff
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