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Grow a Garden 2 creator urges players to use one key feature so they don't miss out
Guild wars.

jandelrblx, Strawberreh Squad, Roblox Corporation, Radio Times
- Cole Luke
Published: Wednesday, 17 June 2026 at 12:38 pm
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With the return of Grow a Garden 2, you might expect it to be more of the same, but there’s a crucial new addition to the game that you’ll definitely want to make use of; otherwise, you could miss out in a big way.
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Something you definitely don’t want to miss is our full list of Grow a Garden codes, as these will net you free seeds that can help your pitiful plot into a bountiful harvest.
If you need a break from GaG 2, you can of course get yourself some codes for other Roblox games like Slime RNG, Blox Fruits, Build a Ring Farm, VV Ultimatum and Noob Incremental, too.
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But as for Grow a Garden 2, one of the new features is the introduction of Guilds, and creator jandelrblx is adamant on getting the word out on joining one.
He said on TikTok, "If you wanna get the coolest stuff, the most rare, you better join a Guild", before adding that "there's something's gonna be revealed" later that will explain more.
Guilds operate as groups that can compete with one another, and there will now be a weekly competition with the winners decided upon agricultural output. Winners will receive rewards, but it’s currently unclear what these will be just yet, as Grow a Garden 2 has only just launched.
You can create your own Guild by interacting with the Guild Stand, managed by Gilbert. This is found just next to the Sell Stand and Props Shop.
Creating a Guild costs 99 Robux, but accepting an invite to one is free. Guilds have a starting capacity of 20 players, but you can upgrade them with Robux in increments of 5 players all the way up to 50, though this will cost quite a lot of Robux.
Your best bet is finding a Guild that has already been created, or putting your Robux together with your trusted friends. Of course, be wary of scammers online, as they may try to take your Robux and run with it.
This feature could, however, be impacted by a proposed UK government ban, but it may take some time for it to come into effect.
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Cole LukeFreelance Writer
Cole Luke is a freelance journalist and video producer who contributes to Radio Times Gaming. He also has bylines for Digital Foundry, PC Gamer, Network N and more.
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