Flowers

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Flowers

Types

Patterns

Breeding

Other Resources

Flowers are plants that can be grown from wild Seeds, seed packets, and seedlings planted in Flower Plots.

Besides containing information on flowers as an item, this set of pages serves as a guide to the mechanics of flowers. The different page tabs have information as follows:

• Flowers (this page): General information about terminology, growing and managing flowers, and other basics.
• Types: Further details on the different flower types and how to obtain them.
• Patterns: Further details on the different flower patterns and examples of what they look like.
• Breeding: Extensive guide on how to breed flowers, including charts for flower colors and pattern compatibility.
• Other Resources: Organization resources (maps and checklists), links to video guides, and example breeding layouts.

For information on pink  Gift Flowers that contain items, go to "Gift Flowers". For information on  Rainfall Flowers, go to "Rainfall Flowers". For information on the  "Flowers" collection, go to "Flowers (Collection)".

About Flowers

There are many types (or species) of flowers, including native flowers for the different regions of Friendship Island and flowers that are only obtainable during certain  Events. Flowers come in limited colors by default, but new color variations are obtained through breeding different flower colors together.

After several days of growth (that can be sped up by  watering daily), flowers will bloom and be able to be plucked for their flower. The plant will regrow afterwards. Plucked flowers can be used at the  Creation Station or placed into Flower Boxes located around  Friendship Island, most commonly near the signs of  Visitor Cabins. There are also many flower boxes around  City Town, but it has no space to grow flowers.

A group of Flower Plots is a Flower Patch. An entire patch can be affected at once by most actions by holding down the button for that action.

Flowers with a special pattern applied on top of their color are sometimes referred to as "rare" flowers in the game. These rare flowers can cross with other flower types to breed their main color or breed their pattern into the other type. A default pattern can be obtained, with some luck, by applying  Fertilizer. Hybrid flowers are rare flowers with different pattern colors, most often obtained by breeding patterned flowers of the same type together.

If the player converses with  Wish me mell and asks her about flowers, she will explain the basics of many of the topics also covered here.

List of Flowers

Refer to the "Biome Compatibility" chart if interested in where each type will grow or "Breeding: Pattern Chart" for compatible non-default patterns.

List of Regional Flowers

Refer to "Types: Order of Obtaining" for how to unlock the different regional flowers.

Regional Flower Types

Image	Name	Tags	Rarity	Seed Packet	Seedling	Default Colors	Default Pattern	Source
Bellbutton	Bellbutton		Common			█ white █ yellow █ blue	Ombre	Seed in  Merry Meadow (if native)  Mystery Seed Capsule (if not native)
Dandelily	Dandelily		Common			█ white █ red █ yellow	Ombre	Seed in  Merry Meadow (if native)  Mystery Seed Capsule (if not native)
Penstemum	Penstemum		Common			█ white █ green █ sky	Ombre	Seed in  Merry Meadow (if native)  Mystery Seed Capsule (if not native)
Tulias	Tulias		Common			█ red █ yellow █ violet	Ombre	Seed in  Merry Meadow (if native)  Mystery Seed Capsule (if not native)
Hibiscus	Hibiscus		Common			█ hot pink	Ombre	Seed in  Seaside Resort
Ghostgleam	Ghostgleam		Common			█ white	Ombre	Seed in  Spooky Swamp
Thistle	Thistle		Common			█ violet	Ombre	Seed in  Gemstone Mountain
Heavy Nettle	Heavy Nettle		Common			█ orange	Ombre	Seed in  Mount Hothead
Anemone	Anemone		Common			█ lime █ magenta	Ombre	Seed in  Rainbow Reef
Dreampuff	Dreampuff		Common			█ mint █ cloud █ periwinkle █ cool pink	Ombre	Seed in  Cloud Island
Frostfeather	Frostfeather		Common			█ ice	Frost	Seed in  Icy Peak
Blazebulb	Blazebulb		Common			█ coral █ blush █ peach █ cream	Molten	Seed in  Caldera

List of Event Flowers

Event Flower Types

Image	Name	Tags	Rarity	Seed Packet	Seedling	Default Colors	Default Pattern	Source
Marigold	Marigold		Uncommon	N/A		█ orange	Trim	Random spawns: (Colorblaze Carnival only)
Eggwort	Eggwort		Uncommon	N/A		█ white █ sky	Speckled	Random spawns: Everywhere (Month of Meh only)
Petunia	Petunia		Uncommon	N/A		█ magenta	Striped	Random spawns: (Jam Jamboree only)
Bowblossom	Bowblossom		Uncommon	N/A		█ warm pink █ seafoam █ lilac	Iridescent	Random spawns: (Hello Kitty's 50th Anniversary only)
Poinsettia	Poinsettia		Uncommon	N/A		█ white █ red	Patch	Random spawns: (Give & Gather Celebration only)
Glowbal	Glowbal		Uncommon	N/A		█ yellow █ sky █ hot pink	Glow	Random spawns: (Lighttime Jubilee only)
Rose	Rose		Uncommon	N/A		█ white █ red █ yellow █ pink	Ring	Random spawns: (Hugs & Hearts only)
Happadil	Happadil		Uncommon	N/A		█ yellow █ hot pink	Confetti	Random spawns: (Happy Haven Days only)

List of Recipes

Flower Recipes

Image	Name	Tags	Rarity	Source	Materials
	Flower Candle (any flower type)	(varies) (3rd tag matches the flower's 2nd tag)	Rare	Creation Station	Beeswax (5) Flowers (5)
	Rare Candle (any pattern color)		Rare	Creation Station	Beeswax (5) Patterned Flowers (5)
	Flower Crown (any flower type)	(varies) (2nd tag matches the flower's 2nd tag)	Rare	Creation Station Plans from Wish me mell level 16	Thread (3) Flowers (15)
	Side Ribbon Bow (any color and/or pattern)		Uncommon	Creation Station Plans from Treasure Chest in Meadows Gazebo area	Ribbon (15) Flowers (5)
	Ribbon Bow (any color and/or pattern)		Uncommon	Creation Station Plans from "A Gift for Cinnamoroll" quest	Ribbon (15) Flowers (5)
	Hello Kitty Red Bow		Uncommon	Creation Station Plans from "A Bow for Besties" quest	Ribbon (5) Red Penstemum (5) Red Dandelily (5) Red Tulias (5) Red Bellbutton (5)  Red Dye (5)
	Hello Kitty Style Bow (any color and/or pattern)		Uncommon	Creation Station Plans from "Fashionuls" quest	Ribbon (5) Flowers (20)

Basics Summarized

Flowers have surprisingly complex mechanics, but as a quick summary of this entire page:

Flower Growth	Flowers advance 1 growth period a day at reset. To grow flowers faster,  water them once daily. Flowers also advance 1 growth period from watering.
Quick Care	You can interact with an entire flower patch at once if you hold down the button for a few seconds, until the meter above your head fills. This works for fertilizing, watering, plucking, and troweling (but currently not planting).
Fertilize Often	If you want to breed flowers, make sure they are  fertilized! Bloomed flowers don't count as fertilized. Always pluck bloomed flowers, then  fertilize them afterwards. Fertilizing greatly increases the chance of the flower spawning (producing) a new seed or seedling in any empty plot touching it. More new spawns mean more chances at different results. Seeds and sprouts are too young to make new spawns anywhere, even if fertilized. Fertilizing is not needed for breeding in the  Greenhouse, which guarantees new spawns for older plants.
Flower Types	Different flower types grow when  Seeds are planted in different regions. Different regions get flower plots with the help of friends of  Wish me mell. Other flowers can also be obtained through  Mystery Seed Capsules and some Events. Flowers can only be planted in compatible regions.
Breeding New Traits	Leave free spaces next to flowers you are breeding! New colors and patterns (with the exception of default patterns) only happen in seeds/seedlings spawned at reset. Any 2 plants touching a free space can be the parents of a seed or seedling that spawns in it. If more than 2 plants are touching an empty plot, 2 parents are selected at random.
Mixing Colors	Flowers of the same type can mix colors if their colors are compatible. Only specific colors mix. Example: A red tulias breeds with a yellow tulias to make an orange tulias. 30% chance per new spawn. A flower type's default colors cannot be bred into it by mixing.
Getting Patterns	Fertilizer has a 1% chance per application at turning plants without a pattern into patterned plants. Patterned plants have special uses! Most flowers get the ombré pattern. Event flowers get other patterns or effects. Effects are patterns but lack a pattern color. █ White flowers get █ warm pink patterns. Other colors of flowers all get █ white patterns. In the  Greenhouse, fertilizer is still needed for giving solid-colored flowers their default patterns.
Pattern Use 1: Color Transfers	The patterned flower — if breeding with a flower of a different type and color — has a chance at making a new spawn with the primary color of the patterned flower and the type of the other flower. Example: A red & white ombré tulias breeds with a yellow bellbutton to make a red bellbutton. 10% chance per new spawn. If a flower does not have them as its default colors, █ white, █ red, █ yellow, █ sky, █ blue, and █ hot pink can only be obtained through color transfers. A flower type's default colors cannot be bred into it by color transfers.
Pattern Use 2: Pattern Transfers	The patterned flower — if breeding with a flower of a different type but the same color — has a chance at making a new spawn with the pattern from the patterned flower and the flower type of the other flower, if the pattern is compatible. Pattern compatibility depends on the flower type. Example: A sky & white speckled eggwort breeds with a sky dandelily to make a sky & white speckled dandelily. 1% chance per new spawn. Patterns cannot be transferred between different colors, not even in the same flower type. A default pattern can be obtained by breeding it into the type as well as by  fertilization.
Pattern Use 3: Hybridization	Two patterned flowers of the same type can breed a new spawn where one flower's primary color becomes the pattern color of the other flower's pattern. Example: A yellow & white ombré tulias breeds with a blue & white ombré tulias to make a yellow & blue ombré tulias or a blue & yellow ombré tulias. 2% chance total per new spawn; 1% chance per result. It is possible to hybridize flowers with different types of patterns, but the pattern type will not transfer between primary colors.

Exactly how to obtain specific flowers in specific colors does get more complicated. The "Crossbreeding" section covers it in detail. If you are not sure how to arrange your plants, check the "Example Layouts" section.

Official Guide Image

The following flower color guide was posted to the official Discord by the developer Chelsea. It does not show all currently available flower types, but it is still a good explanation of flower mechanics.

(Click the guide to view a larger version.)

Flower Variations

Each flower grown from a Seed or obtained through a Mystery Seed Capsule will have one of a flower's default colors. Once grown, the player can crossbreed flowers of different colors to obtain new color variations.

Overall, there are 27 possible colors.

Possible Flower Colors

█ white	█ red	█ coral	█ orange	█ yellow	█ lime	█ green
	█ warm pink	█ blush	█ peach	█ cream	█ pistachio	█ mint
█ teal	█ sky	█ blue	█ indigo	█ violet	█ magenta	█ hot pink
█ seafoam	█ cloud	█ ice	█ periwinkle	█ lilac	█ cool pink	█ pink

These are derived from HKIA's master palette, which is a tool the developers use to coordinate colors in the game. Black and gray are also on the master palette, but they are not available in flowers.

A flower can have a pattern. Patterns can have various types and colors of their own.

With all of the possible combinations of each flower type with all of the possible colors and patterns, there are well over 30,000 possible flower variations (37,098 as of January 2025). The game is not designed for the player to get all of them or to encourage the player to try. The goals for the Flowers collection do not require getting every possible variation, and there is no achievement for doing so.

Flowers are mainly used for crafting, creation, or decoration. Some flowers are used for quests, and sometimes the quests do require breeding for specific colors. The one crafting item that requires patterned flowers, the Rare Candle, can alternatively be obtained through the "Crane Craze" mini game.

Definitions of Terms

These are terms you may come across, here or in the wider HKIA community, when referring to flowers.

Definitions

double	A term widely used by fan communities to refer to what are officially termed hybrid flowers (flowers with a non-default pattern color). For example, a white & orange speckled tulias might be called a "double speckled" or a "speckled double" in a discussion. The term is shortened from "double color ombré", a term coined by Discord member dino_socks during a time when flower mechanics were still being discovered. Note: This wiki does not use this term because it has caused confusion when explaining how hybrids and patterns work, perhaps because nothing is literally doubled.
hybrid	A hybrid is a flower with a non-default pattern color. It is the result of hybridizing a patterned flower with another flower to affect the secondary (pattern) color. For example, breeding a red & white ombré penstemum with a teal & white ombré penstemum to produce a red & teal ombré penstemum or a teal & red ombré penstemum. The red & teal ombré penstemum and teal & red ombré penstemum flowers would be hybrids.
flower patch	A grouping of flower plots. When mass actions are used on flowers, it affects all flowers in a single flower patch. Sometimes people refer to a patch as a field, but patch is the official term.
flower plot	A single spot where a single seed or plant can be planted.
flower type	A flower's species, such as bellbutton, hibiscus, or thistle.
pattern	Or pattern type; a rare secondary coloration of a flower obtained by using fertilizer or by breeding patterned flowers. Ombré and speckled are examples of pattern types.
effect	A special kind of pattern that does not have a separate secondary color. Iridescent is an example of an effect.
primary color	The main color of a flower with a pattern, or the only color of a flower with no pattern. Sometimes this is referred to as the main color or solid color.
propagation	When a flower produces new spawns at reset. A fertilized flower can propagate new spawns into any surrounding flower plots that are empty.
secondary color	The color of a pattern, often referred to as the pattern color.
spawn	In games, when something is produced by the game, players often refer it to something being spawned by the game. For example, when new seeds (and/or plants) are produced by flowers propagating at reset, the new seeds/plants spawned at reset, or the new seeds/plants are new spawns.

Composition of Flower Names

A flower name always includes its primary color and flower type. If the flower is patterned, it also has a secondary color and pattern type.

The order of colors always matters. A blue & white ombré bellbutton is an entirely different color than a white & blue ombré bellbutton.

Flower icons in the inventory always show the primary color and the pattern as smaller icons. The pattern color is not shown on the flower's icon.

What is in a name?

Example Flower	Primary Color Alternatively: Main Color/Solid Color	Secondary Color Alternatively: Pattern Color	Pattern Type	Flower Type
Violet Tulias █	Violet █	N/A	N/A	Tulias
Blue & White Ombré Bellbutton █ █	Blue █	White █	Ombré	Bellbutton

Growing Flowers

In order to grow a flower, the player can plant seeds. Wild Seeds from  Merry Meadow are one option. Players can also obtain seeds as seed packets from  Mystery Seed Capsules and putting plucked flowers into the Seed Dispenser. When planting a seed or flower, the player will have the option to select from the following three options: All Flowers, Seedlings, and Seeds. Only ones who are compatible with the current biome will appear.

Flowers do not die or wilt if neglected, and they are not harmed by players walking or running through them.

Growth Stages

Flower growing stages.

Flowers have 5 growth stages, but different growth stages can last different periods of time. A growth period is typically a real-time day, with the flower advancing a stage at reset. Watering increases a flowers stage one growth period.

The stages of growth are:

1. seed (1 growth period)
2. sprout (2 growth periods)
3. grown plant (1 growth period)
4. bud (2 growth periods)
5. bloomed flower (remains until plucked, which reverts it to grown)

Starting from a seed, a flower takes 4 days to bloom if watered daily using a  Watering Can. A flower can only be watered once a day. Flowers will still survive and grow if not watered; however, growth takes longer.

Watering causes a flower to grow 1 day faster than it would otherwise. If a flower spawns into the garden at a different stage than a seed, it may not always change stages when watered. This is most commonly seen with newly planted seedlings, which remain a bud even if watered the next day. This happens because some growth stages take longer than others. Specifically, the "sprout" and "bud" stages have double the length of other stages.

Expected Growth Cycle of Flowers by Day
Day	Grown from Seed (no watering)	Grown from Seed (always watered)	Grown from Troweled Seedling (always watered)
1	Seed planted.	Seed is planted. Advances to stage "Sprout A" by watering.	Seedling is planted. Cannot be watered.
2	Advanced to stage "Sprout A" at reset.	Advanced to stage "Sprout B" at reset. Advances to stage "Grown" by watering.	Advanced to stage "Bud A" at reset. Advances to stage "Bud B" by watering.
3	Advanced to stage "Sprout B" at reset.	Advanced to stage "Bud A" at reset. Advances to stage "Bud B" by watering.	Advanced to stage "Bloom" at reset. If plucked, returns to stage "Grown" and can be watered to advance to stage "Bud A".
4	Advanced to stage "Grown" at reset.	Advanced to stage "Bloom" at reset. If plucked, returns to stage "Grown" and can be watered. Advances to stage "Bud A" by watering.	Advanced to stage "Bud B" at reset. Advances to stage "Bloom" by watering. If plucked, returns to stage "Grown" and cannot be watered again.
5	Advanced to stage "Bud A" at reset.	Advances to stage "Bud B" at reset. Advances to stage "Bloom" by watering. If plucked, returns to stage "Grown" and cannot be watered again.	If previously plucked, advanced to stage "Bud A" at reset. Advances to stage "Bud B" by watering.
6	Advanced to stage "Bud B" at reset.	Cycle is again at Day 3.	Advanced to stage "Bloom" at reset. If plucked, returns to stage "Grown" and can be watered to advance to stage "Bud A".
7	Advanced to stage "Bloom" at reset. If plucked, returns to stage "Grown", and the cycle is again at Day 4.		Cycle is again at Day 4.

Flowers grown in  Rainbow Reef are automatically watered because they are underwater.

Patch Management

To reduce the time needed to manage flowers, there are patch-wide actions. The player can hold down an action button for around 3 seconds (shown by a meter that fills up over the player character) in order to do an action to the entire flower patch. This works with Watering, Fertilizing, Troweling, and plucking.

The Fertilizer button displays how much of the item is currently in the player's inventory. If more flowers in a patch need to be fertilized than the player has fertilizer, patch-wide fertilization will fail, and the player will see a pop-up notification informing them of that. The Trowel always comes with a pop-up notification that asks the player to confirm whether or not they want to proceed.

Currently, patch-wide actions are available by default, but these abilities may require completing quests to unlock in future versions of the game.

Watering can also be done with the assistance of a Nul wearing the Sprinkler Hat, which is unlocked through the "Friends of the Flowers" quest. The Nul waters all the plots in a biome (region) once when the hat is given to it and can water once per day after that, but only if asked by the player. Multiple Nuls can receive hats, but only one Nul per region per day can water flowers.

Rain in a region can also water flowers there. Rain only has a chance of occurring after the "A Clue On The Shore" quest is completed.

Regardless of how a flower is watered, it can only be watered once per day. If a flower is watered, blooms, and is plucked, the plant will still be marked as watered. Newly planted seed packets and seedlings cannot be watered or fertilized.

Moving Flowers

The Trowel is a tool that allows the player to dig up plants and is unlocked during the "Dig It Up" quest. Troweled seeds and sprouts go into the inventory as seed packets, and troweled older plants go into the inventory as seedlings. Both can be replanted when interacting with an empty flower plot.

Freshly planted seedlings are always at the "grown" stage, and freshly planted seed packets are always at the "sprout" stage. They are both automatically marked as watered and fertilized when put into the ground, but this automatic fertilization does not have a chance of giving the plant a pattern.

However, the automatic fertilization does boost seed propagation and crossbreeding, so replanting flowers is one way to "fertilize" plants if out of actual  Fertilizer.

Fertilization and Patterns

The player can use  Fertilizer (obtained by using the  Composter) once a day in normal circumstances.  Fertilizer greatly increases the chance of a flower to propagate (produce seeds) and can cause a non-patterned flower to turn into a patterned flower.  Fertilizing as frequently as possible is recommended if trying for default patterns, and flowers should always be fertilized if attempting to breed them.

Blooming resets a flower's fertilization status. If trying to breed flowers, the player should always fertilize or re-fertilize a flower after it blooms.

Flowers with a pattern are referred to as rare flowers but do not have a different rarity in the inventory. A pattern has a 1% chance of appearing when  Fertilizer is applied to flowers at any stage. The plant, not just the flower it is currently growing, is what gains the pattern, so the plant will continue to grow patterned flowers after it is plucked. If a seed or sprout is  fertilized and becomes patterned before being dug up with the  Trowel, it will retain its pattern even when turned into a seed packet by the  Trowel.

Unlike most non-patterned flowers, plucked patterned blossoms cannot be turned into seed packets with the  Seed Dispenser. However, patterned blossoms, seedlings, and seed packets can still get turned into  Fertilizer using the  Composter.

The default color of all patterns is █ on all flowers except white flowers, which receive a █ warm pink pattern instead. The color of the pattern is also called the flower's secondary color.

Effects function as special patterns that do not have a separate color for their pattern.

Patterned flowers are the only way to transfer colors or patterns between different types of flowers.

• For how to use patterned flowers to breed colors into different flower types, check the "Primary Transfers" section.
• For how to use breed for non-standard pattern colors, check the "Hybridization" section.
• For how to use patterned flowers to breed patterns into different flower types , check the "Pattern Transfers" section.
• For a table of what patterns are transferable to other flower types, check the "Pattern Chart" section.

While  Fertilizer can be applied to patterned plants to boost spawn rates,  Fertilizer cannot change a patterned plant's pattern or color in any way.

Patterns and Effects

Image	Name	Type	Default For	Default Example	█ White Default Example
	ombré	pattern	all flowers except event flowers	Green & White Ombré Penstemum	White & Warm Pink Ombré Bellbutton
	frost	effect	Frostfeather	Ice Frost Frostfeather	White Frost Frostfeather
	molten	effect	Blazebulb	Peach Molten Blazebulb	White Molten Blazebulb
	trim	pattern	Marigold	Orange & White Trim Marigold	White & Warm Pink Trim Marigold
	speckled	pattern	Eggwort	Sky & White Speckled Eggwort	White & Warm Pink Speckled Eggwort
	striped	pattern	Petunia	Magenta & White Striped Petunia	White & Warm Pink Striped Petunia
	patch	pattern	Poinsettia	Red & White Patch Poinsettia	White & Warm Pink Patch Poinsettia
	ring	pattern	Rose	Red & White Ring Rose	White & Warm Pink Ring Rose
	confetti	pattern	Happadil	Hot Pink & White Confetti Happadil	White & Warm Pink Confetti Happadil
	iridescent	effect	Bowblossom	Warm Pink Iridescent Bowblossom	White Iridescent Bowblossom
	glow	effect	Glowbal	Sky Glow Glowbal	White Glow Glowbal

Greenhouse

The  Greenhouse has special properties that are extremely useful for flowers. Unlocking the Greenhouse requires the "Grand Garden Gathering" quest, which requires  Lou,  Aro,  Chico,  Marin,  Poco, and  Lutz to be permanent residents and to have completed the quests that they unlock with Wish me mell.

More information regarding the  Greenhouse can be found on its page.

The  Greenhouse has these useful properties:

1. It has a 100% spawn rate in any empty plot touching a grown or older plant, even without the use of any  Fertilizer.
   • Seeds and sprouts cannot spawn by themselves but can still act as a "parent" to new spawns if touching them.
2. There is no need for  Fertilizer except to give non-patterned plants their default pattern.
   • Using  Fertilizer has no other benefit and should otherwise be saved for use outside the  Greenhouse.
   • Even outside,  Fertilizer does not boost the chance of a particular spawn to have a rarer result. The only way that  Fertilizer helps breeding is to boost the spawn rate, which is, as previously mentioned, already at its maximum in the  Greenhouse.
3. It is compatible with flowers from all biomes except the extremophiles.
4. In it, event flowers can spawn at any time of the year.

The  Greenhouse starts as a 6-plot patch but can be expanded by interacting with its sign and using set amounts of  Worm Tails,  Fertilizer, and  Pollen Puffs.

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  Greenhouse upgrades and costs.
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  Recommended Greenhouse layouts.

Available Flower Plots

Flower patch locations are most easily seen in-game by turning on the map filter option for them, indicated by the Flower Icon. Flower patches always require some sort of quest, and usually an Island Visitor as a permanent resident, to unlock.

Region	Patches	Total # Plots	Required Quests/Tasks	Required Visitor
Merry Meadow	11	462	"Curious Caverns" quest (for access) "Wildflower Hustle" quest (for 1 patch) 4x Giant Seeds grown (for all patches)	N/A
Seaside Resort	12	258	"Beach Blossoms" quest	Lou
Spooky Swamp	2	98	"Fen Flora" quest	Aro
Gemstone Mountain	11	259	"Wild Mountain Time" quest	Poco
Mount Hothead	6	114	"Fiery Flowers" quest	Chico
Rainbow Reef	2	94	"Reefside Riches" quest	Marin
Greenhouse	1	6 - 100 (upgrades)	"Grand Garden Gathering" quest Total materials for all upgrades: 640x  Worm Tails, 6000x  Fertilizer, 4950x  Pollen Puff	Lutz + all above
Cloud Island	1	31	"Flowers of our Labor" quest starts with "Big Dreams Big Schemes" quest requires  Greenhouse	Roseanne
Icy Peak ( only)	1	6	"Extremophile Flora" quest requires  Greenhouse requires completion of the "Flowers of our Labor" quest	Nina
Caldera ( only)	1	6	"Dragon's Breath" quest	Nina
Totals	47	1422

Biome Compatibility

Not every flower can grow or be planted in every biome. The only place that allows planting every flower, without exception, is the  Greenhouse, which is also the only area where event flowers can spawn outside of their event periods. If a flower cannot be planted in the region that the player is in, the seeds and seedlings will not appear in the planting menu.

The following table shows which regions allow which plants.

Planting Compatibility

Flower	Compatible Biomes
								( only)	( only)	( only)

Gallery

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  A player standing near a cabin's flower box, which has dandelilies in it.
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  The Master Palette for HKIA. Flower colors do not precisely match the master palette's brightness or saturation, but the hue remains consistent.
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  A visual guide using the HKIA Flower Generator on how to mix flowers to create new colors.
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  A visual guide using the HKIA Flower Generator on how to create patterned flowers.
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  A visual guide using the HKIA Flower Generator on how to transfer colors amongst flowers.
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  A visual guide using the HKIA Flower Generator on how to transfer patterns amongst flowers.
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  A condensed version of this wiki's biome compatibility chart.
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  A condensed version of this wiki's transferable patterns chart.

Gardening

Flowers

Regular

Basic

•  Bellbutton
•  Dandelily
•  Penstemum
•  Tulias

Regional

•  Hibiscus
•  Ghostgleam
•  Thistle
•  Heavy Nettle
•  Anemone
•  Dreampuff

Special

Event

•  Marigold
•  Eggwort
•  Petunia
•  Bowblossom
•  Poinsettia
•  Glowbal
•  Rose
•  Happadil

Regional
Extremes

•  Frostfeather
•  Blazebulb

Information

Basics

• Colors
• Definitions
• Growth
• Greenhouse
• Fertilization
• Plots
• Biomes
• Breeding
• Sample Setups

Tools

•  Seeds
•  Fertilizer
•  Watering Can
•  Trowel
•  Seed Dispenser
•  Composter
•  Mystery Seed Capsule

Patterns

• Ombré
• Trim
• Speckled
• Striped
• Patch
• Ring
• Confetti

Effects

• Iridescent
• Glow
• Frost
• Molten