All Plant Types in Grow a Garden Roblox – Complete List 2025

Plant types are one of the most important mechanics in Roblox’s Grow a Garden, especially during special events and game updates. Understanding these classifications helps you complete quests faster, maximize your harvest, and earn better rewards during limited-time events like the ongoing Halloween 2025 update.

This comprehensive guide covers all 28 plant types currently available in Grow a Garden as of the October 23, 2025 update. Whether you’re participating in the Halloween Ghoul Garden 2 event, the Fall Market, or simply building your collection, this list provides every plant organized by type with helpful tips for each category.

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What’s New in October 2025: The Halloween event Part 2 has introduced new seasonal plants including Jack-O-Lantern, Ghoul Root, and Poison Apple seeds.

What Are Plant Types in Grow a Garden?

Plant types are classification traits assigned to every crop in Grow a Garden. These traits determine how plants interact with game mechanics including pets, sprinklers, events, and quests.

Each plant can belong to multiple type categories simultaneously. For example, Blueberry is classified as Berry, Fruit, Leafy, Summer, and Sweet—making it useful for five different quest types. This multi-classification system adds strategic depth to garden planning and event participation. Plant types become critically important during:

• Event Quests: NPCs like Jack request specific plant types during Beanstalk updates and seasonal events
• Market Contributions: Fall Market and similar events reward players who donate certain plant categories
• Pet Synergies: Specific pets boost growth or harvest for particular plant types
• Sprinkler Effects: Special sprinklers increase value or growth speed for targeted plant categories
• Achievement Completion: Many achievements require collecting or growing specific plant type combinations

Complete Plant Types List

There are 19 Berry plants in Grow a Garden. Berry plants are essential during berry-focused events and work best with specific pet combinations.

• Best Pets for Berry Plants: Using a Deer or Spotted Deer pet improves chances of obtaining berry plant variations and increases mutation rates. The Elk also provides minor benefits to berry crops.
• Best Sprinkler: The Berry Blusher Sprinkler is specifically designed to enhance berry crop growth speed and value.

Berry Plants in Grow a Garden (19 Total)

There are 19 Berry plants in the game. Using a Deer or Spotted Deer pet can help you get certain berry plants, and the Berry Blusher Sprinkler is designed to help these crops grow.

1. Blue Raspberry
2. Blueberry
3. Celestiberry
4. Cranberry
5. Elder Strawberry
6. Evo Blueberry
7. Fall Berry
8. Fissure Berry
9. Grape
10. Lingonberry
11. Mandrone Berry
12. Pyracantha
13. Persimmon
14. Raspberry
15. Speargrass
16. Strawberry
17. Sunbulb
18. White Mulberry
19. Willowberry

Blossom Plants in Grow a Garden (4 Total)

The Blossom plant type is easy to remember, it’s just for crops that have ‘blossom’ in their name. Currently, there are four of them in Grow a Garden.

1. Bone Blossom
2. Candy Blossom
3. Cherry Blossom
4. Moon Blossom

Event Value: Blossom plants are frequently requested during Spring and Cherry Blossom-themed events. Bone Blossom became particularly valuable during the Halloween 2025 event due to its dual Blossom and Prehistoric typing.

Candy Plants in Grow a Garden (10 Total)

There are 10 Candy-type plants in Grow a Garden. These sweet-themed crops are essential for candy-focused quests and events.

Best Pet: The Giant Ant can duplicate crop harvests for Candy plants, effectively doubling your yield per harvest.

1. Blue Lollipop
2. Candy Blossom
3. Candy Sunflower
4. Candy Cornflower
5. Chicken Feed
6. Chocolate Carrot
7. Easter Egg
8. Maple Resin
9. Red Lollipop
10. Sugarglaze

Seasonal Note: Easter Egg is only available during the Easter event period. Candy Blossom remains available year-round in the Exotic Flower Seed Pack.

Flower Plants in Grow a Garden(64 Total)

With 64 different plants, Flower is one of the largest plant type categories in Grow a Garden. You can identify flower plants by looking for visible flowers on the grown crop.

1. Artichoke
2. Bee Balm
3. Bone Blossom
4. Briar Rose
5. Broccoli
6. Burning Bud
7. Calla Lily
8. Candy Blossom
9. Candy Sunflower
10. Cherry Blossom
11. Crocus
12. Crown Of Thorns
13. Cyclamen
14. Daffodil
15. Dandelion
16. Delphinium
17. Dezen
18. Ember Lily
19. Firework Flower
20. Flare Daisy
21. Foxglove
22. Grand Volcania
23. Hinomai
24. Honeysuckle
25. Horned Melon
26. Kniphofia
27. Lavender
28. Liberty Lily
29. Lilac
30. Lily Of The Valley
31. Lotus
32. Manuka Flower
33. Monoblooma
34. Moon Blossom
35. Moonflower
36. Nightshade
37. Noble Flower
38. Orange Tulip
39. Paradise Petal
40. Parasol Flower
41. Peace Lily
42. Pink Lily
43. Pixie Faern
44. Purple Dahlia
45. Pyracantha
46. Rafflesia
47. Rose
48. Rosy Delight
49. Sakura Bush
50. Serenity
51. Soft Sunshine
52. Spirit Flower
53. Stonebite
54. Succulent
55. Suncoil
56. Sunflower
57. Taro Flower
58. Torchflare
59. Tranquil Bloom
60. Untold Bell
61. Urchin Plant
62. Veinpetal
63. Zenflare
64. Wisp Flower

Strategy Tip: Focus on growing multiple flower types during Beanstalk events when flowers are requested. Their high variety count means you’ll almost always have options available.

Fruit Plants in Grow a Garden (66 Total)

There are 66 Fruit plants in Grow a Garden, making this the largest individual plant type category. Fruit plants are staples for most events and quests.

Best Pet: Using a Red Giant Ant pet can duplicate the fruits you harvest, effectively doubling your collection per harvest cycle.

1. Ackee
2. Apple
3. Avocado
4. Banana
5. Bitter Melon
6. Blood Banana
7. Blue Raspberry
8. Blueberry
9. Canary Melon
10. Cantaloupe
11. Carnival Pumpkin
12. Celestiberry
13. Cocomango
14. Coconut
15. Corn
16. Cranberry
17. Crown Melon
18. Dragon Fruit
19. Durian
20. Eggplant
21. Elder Strawberry
22. Fall Berry
23. Feijoa
24. Golden Peach
25. Grand Tomato
26. Grape
27. Green Apple
28. Guanabana
29. Hive Fruit
30. Kiwi (Crop)
31. Lemon
32. Lime
33. Lingonberry
34. Loquat
35. Mango
36. Mangosteen
37. Maple Apple
38. Meyer Lemon
39. Moon Mango
40. Moon Melon
41. Nectarine
42. Papaya
43. Passionfruit
44. Peach
45. Pear
46. Pineapple
47. Pixie Faern
48. Pricklefruit
49. Prickly Pear
50. Pumpkin
51. Raspberry
52. Starfruit
53. Strawberry
54. Sugar Apple
55. Tomato
56. Traveler’s Fruit
57. Violet Corn
58. Watermelon
59. White Mulberry
60. Willowberry
61. Evo Blueberry
62. Evo Pumpkin
63. Fissure Berry
64. Mandrone Berry
65. Soul Fruit
66. Spikefruit

Collection Tip: Many fruit plants overlap with other categories like Berry, Sweet, or Tropical. Prioritize multi-category fruits to maximize event flexibility.

Fungus Plants in Grow a Garden

Mushroom enthusiasts will love the Fungus plant category. There are 9 Fungus type plants currently available in Grow a Garden.

1. Autumn Shroom
2. Duskpuff
3. Glowshroom
4. Horned Dinoshroom
5. Mega Mushroom
6. Merica Mushroom
7. Mushroom
8. Nectarshade
9. Sinisterdrip

Event Usage: Fungus plants are essential during Fall events and occasionally requested during Halloween updates. Horned Dinoshroom is particularly valuable due to its multiple type classifications (Fungus, Prehistoric, Prickly, Spicy, Toxic, Stalky).

Leafy Plants in Grow a Garden (74 Total)

Leafy is the largest plant type category in Grow a Garden with 74 different plants. This extensive classification makes leafy plants incredibly useful for event participation.

Best Pet: Having a Caterpillar pet in your garden increases the growth speed of all leafy plants, allowing faster harvest cycles.

1. Aetherfruit
2. Aloe Vera
3. Apple
4. Artichoke
5. Beanstalk
6. Bee Balm
7. Blood Banana
8. Blueberry
9. Brussels Sprout
10. Cacao
11. Cantaloupe
12. Cauliflower
13. Celestiberry
14. Cocomango
15. Cocovine
16. Cranberry
17. Cyclamen
18. Eggplant
19. Elephant Ears
20. Evo Pumpkin
21. Evo Blueberry
22. Fall Berry
23. Firefly Fern
24. Firewell
25. Foxglove
26. Frostspike
27. Giant Pinecone
28. Glowpod
29. Grand Tomato
30. Grape
31. Green Apple
32. Hive Fruit
33. Honeysuckle
34. Jack O Lantern
35. King Cabbage
36. Lilac
37. Lily Of The Valley
38. Lumira
39. Mandrake (Crop)
40. Mango
41. Mangosteen
42. Maple Apple
43. Maple Resin
44. Mint
45. Moon Blossom
46. Moon Mango
47. Moonflower
48. Nectarine
49. Noble Flower
50. Parasol Flower
51. Parsley
52. Peach
53. Pineapple
54. Pink Lily
55. Pitcher Plant
56. Pixie Faern
57. Princess Thorn
58. Pumpkin
59. Purple Cabbage
60. Purple Dahlia
61. Rafflesia
62. Raspberry
63. Romanesco
64. Rose
65. Rosy Delight
66. Serenity
67. Speargrass
68. Spiked Mango
69. Starfruit
70. Strawberry
71. Sugar Apple
72. Sunflower
73. Tomato
74. Traveler’s Fruit

Note: The list continues with Twisted Tangle, Urchin Plant, Watermelon, and Willowberry for a total of 78 leafy plants when including recent additions.

Magical Plants in Grow a Garden (16 Total)

Magical plant types were introduced with the Fairy Update and currently include 16 different plants. These plants often feature mystical and enchanting appearances.

1. Aetherfruit
2. Amberheart
3. Aurora Vine
4. Cursed Fruit
5. Emerald Bud
6. Firework Flower
7. Fossilight
8. Golden Egg
9. King Cabbage
10. Mandrake (Crop)
11. Pixie Faern
12. Soul Fruit
13. Spirit Flower
14. Tranquil Bloom
15. Untold Bell
16. Wispwing

Rarity Note: Most Magical plants carry Mythical, Divine, or Prismatic rarity levels, making them valuable for high-point event contributions and trading.

Night Plants in Grow a Garden (10 Total)

The Night plant category was introduced with the Night event and now includes 10 different plant types.

1. Blood Banana
2. Celestiberry
3. Gleamroot
4. Glowpod
5. Glowshroom
6. Glowthorn
7. Lightshoot
8. Mint
9. Moon Blossom
10. Moon Mango
11. Moon Melon
12. Moonflower
13. Nightshade
14. Starfruit

Event Strategy: Night plants are most valuable during nighttime weather events and moon-themed updates. Stock several varieties to maximize contributions during these limited windows.

Prehistoric Plants in Grow a Garden (11 Total)

Prehistoric plant types were added with the Prehistoric update. There are 11 Prehistoric plants available:

1. Amber Spine
2. Bone Blossom
3. Boneboo
4. Firefly Fern
5. Fossilight
6. Grand Volcania
7. Horned Dinoshroom
8. Horsetail
9. Lingonberry
10. Paradise Petal
11. Stonebite

Halloween 2025 Bonus: Bone Blossom saw increased demand during the Ghoul Garden 2 event due to its spooky aesthetic matching the Halloween theme.

Prickly Plants in Grow a Garden (20 Total)

Be careful with these 20 Prickly plants! These spiky crops benefit from specific pet combinations.

Best Pets: Using a Hedgehog or Blood Hedgehog pet improves the size and variations of Prickly crops, increasing mutation chances.

1. Aloe Vera
2. Cactus
3. Celestiberry
4. Crown Of Thorns
5. Dragon Fruit
6. Durian
7. Firewell
8. Glowthorn
9. Horned Dinoshroom
10. Horned Melon
11. Nectar Thorn
12. Pineapple
13. Pricklefruit
14. Prickly Pear
15. Princess Thorn
16. Pyracantha
17. Speargrass
18. Spiked Mango
19. Twisted Tangle
20. Venus Fly Trap

Trading Tip: High-rarity prickly plants like Princess Thorn and Venus Fly Trap command premium prices in the trading market due to their limited availability.

Sour Plants in Grow a Garden (15 Total)

There are 15 plants with the Sour type trait in Grow a Garden. These tangy crops add variety to your garden collection.

1. Cocomango
2. Cranberry
3. Flare Melon
4. Golden Peach
5. Horned Melon
6. Kiwi (Crop)
7. Lemon
8. Lime
9. Mangosteen
10. Meyer Lemon
11. Passionfruit
12. Speargrass
13. Starfruit
14. Sunbulb
15. Tamarind

Spicy Plants in Grow a Garden (13 Total)

The Spicy plant category mostly contains high-rarity crops. There are 13 Spicy plants total in Grow a Garden.

Best Sprinkler: Using the Spice Spritzer Sprinkler while growing Spicy plants increases chances of getting unique crop variations and mutations.

1. Badlands Pepper
2. Briar Rose
3. Cacao
4. Cursed Fruit
5. Dragon Pepper
6. Ember Lily
7. Grand Volcania
8. Horned Dinoshroom
9. Jalapeno
10. Papaya
11. Pepper
12. Radish
13. Taco Fern

Rarity Focus: Grand Volcania (Divine rarity) and Dragon Pepper (Divine rarity) provide the highest event points for Spicy plant requests.

Stalky Plants in Grow a Garden (40 Total)

There are 40 Stalky plant types in Grow a Garden. These tall-growing plants benefit from specialized sprinkler systems.

Best Sprinkler: The Stalk Sprout Sprinkler improves both growth speed and value of Stalky crops, making them more efficient and profitable.

1. Autumn Shroom
2. Bamboo
3. Beanstalk
4. Bendboo
5. Boneboo
6. Brussels Sprout
7. Burning Bud
8. Cocovine
9. Corn
10. Dandelion
11. Elephant Ears
12. Firefly Fern
13. Flare Melon
14. Glowshroom
15. Grand Volcania
16. Hinomai
17. Horned Dinoshroom
18. Kniphofia
19. Lightshoot
20. Lily Of The Valley
21. Lotus
22. Lucky Bamboo
23. Mangrove
24. Mega Mushroom
25. Mushroom
26. Mutant Carrot
27. Parsley
28. Pitcher Plant
29. Poseidon Plant
30. Pricklefruit
31. Pyracantha
32. Spring Onion
33. Stonebite
34. Sugarglaze
35. Tall Asparagus
36. Untold Bell
37. Urchin Plant
38. Veinpetal
39. Violet Corn
40. Wisteria

Summer Plants in Grow a Garden (31 Total)

Grow a Garden currently has 31 Summer plant types. These warm-season crops are essential during summer-themed events.

1. Aloe Vera
2. Avocado
3. Banana
4. Bell Pepper
5. Blueberry
6. Butternut Squash
7. Cantaloupe
8. Carrot
9. Cauliflower
10. Delphinium
11. Elephant Ears
12. Feijoa
13. Green Apple
14. Guanabana
15. Kiwi (Crop)
16. Lily Of The Valley
17. Loquat
18. Parasol Flower
19. Peace Lily
20. Pear
21. Pineapple
22. Pitcher Plant
23. Prickly Pear
24. Rafflesia
25. Rosy Delight
26. Strawberry
27. Sugar Apple
28. Tomato
29. Traveler’s Fruit
30. Watermelon
31. Wild Carrot

Sweet Plants in Grow a Garden (33 Total)

Sweet is one of the most popular plant trait categories. There are 33 Sweet plant types total in Grow a Garden.

Best Sprinkler: To increase crop size for Sweet plants, use the Sweet Soaker Sprinkler, which boosts their growth and final size.

1. Banana
2. Blue Raspberry
3. Blueberry
4. Canary Melon
5. Candy Blossom
6. Candy Sunflower
7. Carnival Pumpkin
8. Chocolate Carrot
9. Cocomango
10. Crown Melon
11. Easter Egg
12. Fall Berry
13. Grape
14. Golden Peach
15. Mango
16. Mangosteen
17. Moon Melon
18. Nectar Thorn
19. Peach
20. Pear
21. Pineapple
22. Pixie Faern
23. Raspberry
24. Red Lollipop
25. Romanesco
26. Spiked Mango
27. Starfruit
28. Strawberry
29. Sugar Apple
30. Sugarglaze
31. Untold Bell
32. Watermelon

Toxic Plants in Grow a Garden (11 Total)

Handle with care! There are 11 Toxic trait plant types in Grow a Garden.

1. Ackee
2. Amber Spine
3. Cursed Fruit
4. Firewell
5. Foxglove
6. Glowthorn
7. Horned Dinoshroom
8. Nightshade
9. Pitcher Plant
10. Rafflesia
11. Sinisterdrip

Halloween Event Bonus: Toxic plants received increased point values during the Halloween 2025 Ghoul Garden events, making them especially valuable for completing the Witch’s Cauldron quests.

Tropical Plants in Grow a Garden (13 Total)

There are 13 Tropical plant types in Grow a Garden. These exotic crops benefit from specialized equipment.

Best Pet: The Toucan pet boosts the size of Tropical plants when placed nearby.

Best Sprinkler: Use the Tropical Mist Sprinkler to increase Tropical crop size, making harvests more profitable.

1. Ackee
2. Banana
3. Coconut
4. Cocovine
5. Dragon Fruit
6. Durian
7. Mango
8. Papaya
9. Parasol Flower
10. Passionfruit
11. Pineapple
12. Starfruit
13. Watermelon

Vegetable Plants in Grow a Garden (38 Total)

Here is the list of all 38 Vegetable type crops in Grow a Garden. Vegetables are consistently requested during events and provide reliable point contributions.

1. Artichoke
2. Badlands Pepper
3. Beanstalk
4. Bell Pepper
5. Broccoli
6. Brussels Sprout
7. Carrot
8. Carnival Pumpkin
9. Cauliflower
10. Chocolate Carrot
11. Corn
12. Dragon Pepper
13. Eggplant
14. Grand Tomato
15. Jalapeno
16. King Cabbage
17. Mandrake (Crop)
18. Mint
19. Mutant Carrot
20. Onion
21. Parsley
22. Pepper
23. Potato
24. Pumpkin
25. Purple Cabbage
26. Radish
27. Rhubarb
28. Romanesco
29. Snaparino Beanarini
30. Tall Asparagus
31. Taro Flower
32. Tomato
33. Turnip
34. Untold Bell
35. Violet Corn
36. Wild Carrot
37. Zucchini
38. Squash

Event Tip: Stock common vegetables like Carrot, Tomato, and Potato in bulk. They’re frequently requested and grow quickly, making them reliable for last-minute event contributions.

Woody Plants in Grow a Garden (39 Total)

There are 39 Woody plant types in Grow a Garden, mostly featuring higher rarity levels.

1. Aetherfruit
2. Amberheart
3. Apple
4. Aurora Vine
5. Avocado
6. Bamboo
7. Bendboo
8. Boneboo
9. Cacao
10. Cocomango
11. Coconut
12. Cocovine
13. Durian
14. Duskpuff
15. Fall Berry
16. Feijoa
17. Firewell
18. Giant Pinecone
19. Gleamroot
20. Glowpod
21. Hive Fruit
22. Kiwi (Crop)
23. Lucky Bamboo
24. Mango
25. Mangosteen
26. Maple Apple
27. Maple Resin
28. Moon Blossom
29. Moon Mango
30. Nectarine
31. Papaya
32. Peach
33. Pear
34. Rhubarb
35. Speargrass
36. Spiked Mango
37. Sugar Apple
38. Traveler’s Fruit
39. Willowberry

Collection Strategy: Many Woody plants overlap with Fruit and Tropical categories. Prioritize multi-type Woody plants like Mango and Papaya for maximum event flexibility.

Zen Plants in Grow a Garden (15 Total)

Zen plant types were added after the Zen event update. There are 15 unique Zen plants total, each with special tranquil aesthetics.

1. Dezen
2. Enkaku
3. Flare Daisy
4. Hinomai
5. Lucky Bamboo
6. Maple Apple
7. Monoblooma
8. Sakura Bush
9. Serenity
10. Soft Sunshine
11. Spiked Mango
12. Taro Flower
13. Tranquil Bloom
14. Zen Rocks
15. Zenflare

Aesthetic Value: Zen plants are highly sought after for garden decoration due to their peaceful, Asian-inspired designs. They command premium trading prices in the community market.

Root Plants in Grow a Garden (15 Total)

There are 15 Root type plants in Grow a Garden. Root crops grow underground, distinguishing them visually from above-ground plants.

1. Aurora Vine
2. Carrot
3. Chocolate Carrot
4. Horsetail
5. Mandrake (Crop)
6. Mutant Carrot
7. Onion
8. Potato
9. Radish
10. Rhubarb
11. Spring Onion
12. Tall Asparagus
13. Taro Flower
14. Turnip
15. Wild Carrot

Growing Tip: Root plants generally have faster growth cycles compared to tree crops, making them efficient for quick event point accumulation.

Fall Plants in Grow a Garden (14 Total)

There are currently 14 Fall type plants in Grow a Garden, perfect for autumn-themed events.

1. Auburn Pine
2. Autumn Shroom
3. Carnival Pumpkin Seed
4. Fall Berry
5. Firewell
6. Golden Peach
7. Kniphofia
8. Mangrove
9. Maple Resin
10. Meyer Lemon
11. Parsely
12. Speargrass
13. Torchflare
14. Turnip

Fall Market Event: Fall plants are essential for the ongoing Fall Market event. Contribute them to the market stalls for exclusive rewards and boosts throughout the event duration.

And that’s the complete list of all plant types in Grow a Garden, featuring every crop trait. If you’re looking for more help, don’t miss our Grow a Garden Halloween Event 2025: Master Guide, our guide on how to get the New Axolotl Pet, or our complete list of Grow a Garden Codes (October 2025).

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