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Grow a Garden plants: Full plants list and Tropical Fruit, Woody, Flower and Prickly plants explained

Plant these in your mind.

An Ember Lily, Pink Tulip and Dragon Fruit from Roblox's Grow a Garden on a blurred background.

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Published: Monday, 18 August 2025 at 12:03 pm

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With the new Beanstalk update, you'll now need to know all of the many Grow a Garden plants.

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Whether that's Tropical Fruit or Prickly plants, every crop has a plant type, and if you want to help Jack grow the Beanstalk, you need to know which ones are which.

If you're after some more help, you can check out our Grow a Garden codes and Grow a Garden recipes too.

But for now, we're here to take you through the full list of Grow a Garden plants so you know which crops fall into which categories.

Grow a Garden plants explained: How do they work in the Beanstalk event?

During the Beanstalk event, you can talk to Jack at the bottom of the Beanstalk, who will ask for certain plant types in order to grow the Beanstalk.

Contributing the correct crops will give you points, with more points awarded for rarer quality crops:

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Gold plants provide a +2 bonus no matter what plant it is, and you require a total of 900 Points to fully grow the Beanstalk, at which point it turns into an obstacle course.

So, which plants are which? Read on for the full list.

Grow a Garden plants list: All plant types explained

In total, there are 20 different plant types in Grow a Garden. Some of these plant types only contain a few crops, while others have dozens.

It should be noted that crops can fall into multiple different categories of plant. For example, Blueberry falls into the Berry, Fruit, Leafy, Summer and Sweet plant categories.

Here is the full list of Grow a Garden plants and every crop that falls into each category:

Grow a Garden Berry plants

There is a total of nine Berry plants in Grow a Garden:

Grow a Garden Candy plants

There is a total of seven Candy plants in Grow a Garden:

Grow a Garden Flower plants

There is a total of 44 Flower plants in Grow a Garden:

Grow a Garden Fruit plants

There is a total of 39 Fruit plants in Grow a Garden:

Grow a Garden Fungus plants

There is a total of seven Fungus plants in Grow a Garden:

Grow a Garden Leafy plants

There is a total of 64 Leafy plants in Grow a Garden:

Grow a Garden Night plants

There is a total of 13 Night plants in Grow a Garden:

Grow a Garden Prehistoric plants

There is a total of 11 Prehistoric plants in Grow a Garden:

Grow a Garden Prickly plants

There is a total of 14 Prickly plants in Grow a Garden:

Grow a Garden Root plants

There is a total of 11 Root plants in Grow a Garden:

Grow a Garden Sour plants

There is a total of six Sour plants in Grow a Garden:

Grow a Garden Spicy plants

There is a total of nine Spicy plants in Grow a Garden:

Grow a Garden Stalky plants

There is a total of 25 Stalky plants in Grow a Garden:

Grow a Garden Summer plants

There is a total of 31 Summer plants in Grow a Garden:

Grow a Garden Sweet plants

There is a total of 26 Sweet plants in Grow a Garden:

Grow a Garden Toxic plants

There is a total of eight Toxic plants in Grow a Garden:

Grow a Garden Tropical Fruit plants

There is a total of 15 Tropical Fruit plants in Grow a Garden:

Grow a Garden Vegetable plants

There is a total of 29 Vegetable plants in Grow a Garden:

Grow a Garden Woody plants

There is a total of 27 Woody plants in Grow a Garden:

Grow a Garden Zen plants

There is a total of 14 Zen plants in Grow a Garden:

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