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Grow A Garden Value List 2026: Updated Pet, Crop & Trade Values
Every trade in Grow a Garden comes down to one question: is this actually worth it? Prices shift constantly as new pets, crops, and mutations get added, and guessing can cost you a rare item for far less than it deserves.
That is exactly why this Grow a Garden value list exists. Below you will find real base values, mutation multipliers, pet values, crop values, and current trade prices across every rarity tier, built from actual in-game testing and verified community trade data instead of random screenshots or outdated numbers.
How Value Works in Grow a Garden
Three things decide what a crop or pet is worth in this Grow a Garden value list: its base value, its mutation, and its weight. Once you understand how these three stack together, you can price almost anything yourself before checking the list.
Base Value
Base value is the starting price of a crop or pet before any mutation or weight bonus gets applied. Rarer items always start with a higher base value than common ones, and every other bonus builds on top of this number.
Rarity | Typical Base Value Range |
Common | Low |
Uncommon | Low to Medium |
Rare | Medium |
Legendary | Medium to High |
Mythical | High |
Divine | Very High |
Prismatic | Very High |
Transcendent | Highest |
Mutation Multipliers
A mutation scales the base value instead of adding a flat amount to it. A variant mutation like Gold or Rainbow multiplies the total, and environmental mutations stack on top through the game's stacking formula (1 + Sum of Modifiers - Number of Modifiers). Stacking two or more mutations at once pushes the final value even higher, which is why mutated crops sell for so much more than plain ones.
Gold and Rainbow mutations carry some of the biggest multipliers in the game
Weather-linked mutations like Frozen, Wet, and Chilled add smaller bonuses but stack well together
Event-only mutations such as Celestial and Voidtouched only show up during specific in-game events
The stacking formula is worked through with examples in our crop value calculator guide.
Weight and Kg Scaling
Heavier crops and pets are worth more, since weight scales the base value upward. A heavy item with the same mutation as a lighter one will always come out on top in value.
Weight is measured in kilograms (kg)
Value climbs as weight increases, though not always in a straight line
Many pets have a maximum weight cap once fully grown, which caps their value too
Grow a Garden Crop Values by Rarity
Crops in Grow a Garden are grouped into rarity tiers, and each tier sets the starting price range before mutations or weight get added. Knowing where a crop falls helps you judge its worth at a glance, even before running it through a calculator.
Common to Rare Crops
These are the crops most players grow early on, and they make up the bulk of daily harvests. They sell for less individually, but steady planting still adds up over time.
Carrot, Tomato, Cabbage, and Corn are typical Common tier crops
Broccoli, Bell Pepper, and Cauliflower usually sit in the Uncommon range
Strawberry, Blueberry, and Watermelon are common Rare tier picks
Legendary and Mythical Crops
Legendary and Mythical crops cost more from the seed shop and take longer to grow, but they pay that investment back through a much higher base value.
Pumpkin, Eggplant, and Cantaloupe often land in the Legendary tier
Avocado and Wild Carrot are known Mythical tier crops
Mythical crops usually need better mutations to reach their full value
Divine, Prismatic, and Transcendent Crops
These are the rarest crops in the game, often tied to special events or limited seed drops. A single Divine or Transcendent crop with a strong mutation can outvalue an entire harvest of common crops.
Bone Blossom, Maple Resin, and Candy Blossom fall into these top tiers
Beast Buttercup and Zebrazinkle are examples of high-tier event crops
These crops carry the biggest base values, so mutations on them matter the most
For exact live prices on any of these, check the interactive Grow a Garden value list tool above, since numbers shift as the market and game updates change.
Grow a Garden Pet Values
Pets add a different layer to Grow a Garden's economy, since their value depends on rarity, weight, and the abilities they bring to your farm. This part of the Grow a Garden pet value list breaks down how pets are priced and which ones traders chase the most.
Pet Rarity Tiers
Pets fall into the same rarity system as crops, and the tier is usually the first thing traders check before looking at weight or age.
Rarity | Example Pets |
Common | Dog, Cat, Chicken |
Uncommon | Bunny, Pig, Cow |
Rare | Rooster, Monkey, Sea Otter |
Legendary | Deer, Turtle, Silver Monkey |
Mythical | Spotted Deer, Golden Lab, Orange Tabby |
Divine and above | Black Bunny, Giant Ant, Dragonfly |
Highest Value Pets Right Now
Some pets hold their value no matter what the market is doing, mostly because of rare passives or limited availability.
Dragonfly stays in high demand for its mutation-related ability
Chicken Zombie and Cooked Owl carry strong value due to their passive effects
Blue Lobster Thermidor and Giant Ant sit near the top because of how limited they are
How Pet Weight Changes Value
A pet's weight moves its value the same way it does for crops, heavier almost always means more valuable, but pets also factor in age and ability level.
Weight is tracked in kilograms (kg), just like crops
Older pets tend to weigh more, which raises their base value
Two pets of the same rarity can have very different values if their weights differ
For an exact number, use the pet value tool at the top of this page: select the pet, set its weight and mutation, and it returns the value in tokens instead of a flat estimate.
For how pet abilities, stats, and progression scale, read our Grow a Garden pet calculator guide.
Grow a Garden Trade Values and Trade Tokens
Trading works differently from selling, since a fair trade depends on matching value on both sides instead of just hitting a sell button. This section covers how trade values and trade tokens work in Grow a Garden.
What Are Trade Tokens
Trade tokens are the unit this value list uses to price pets for trading, separate from Sheckles. A pet's token value comes from its base value, weight, and mutation, so two pets of the same species can be worth very different token amounts.
Select any pet in the tool above and set its weight and mutation to see its exact value in tokens
Heavier pets and pets with strong mutations are worth more tokens
A token value is a trade price guide only. It does not change what the game pays in Sheckles when you sell
Trade Value vs Sell Value
Sell value is the fixed price you get from selling directly to the game, while trade value shifts based on demand, rarity, and how badly other players want that item.
Value Type | How It Works |
Sell Value | Fixed price paid by the game |
Trade Value | Set by player demand and rarity |
Base Value | Starting point before mutation and weight |
How to Tell If a Trade Is Fair
A fair trade means both sides are giving up roughly equal value, but demand can shift that balance even when the raw numbers look close.
Add up the trade value of everything on both sides before agreeing
Check current demand, since a popular pet can outweigh a technically higher-value item
Use the trade calculator on this page to compare offers side by side instead of guessing
Grow a Garden Seed Prices and ROI
Buying the right seeds is where profit in Grow a Garden actually starts. This section looks at how seed prices connect to return on investment, so you know which seeds are worth the Sheckles.
Seed Shop Prices
Seed shop prices scale directly with rarity, and rarer seeds come with a much higher upfront cost than common ones.
Common and Uncommon seeds stay cheap and restock often
Rare and Legendary seeds cost significantly more and restock less frequently
Mythical, Divine, and Prismatic seeds carry the highest prices and the shortest restock windows
Best Seeds for ROI
ROI, or return on investment, looks at how much a crop earns back compared to what the seed cost. A cheap seed that grows fast and sells well can outperform an expensive one that takes forever to mature.
Fast-growing common crops often give the best short-term ROI
Higher rarity seeds pay off more if you can land strong mutations on them
Multi-harvest crops keep paying back long after the initial seed cost
Event Seed Prices
Event seeds usually cost more than standard shop seeds, but they unlock crops tied to limited-time mutations that are not available any other way.
Event seeds only appear in the shop during their specific event
Prices often rise as an event nears its end due to limited restocks
Crops from event seeds tend to hold value well after the event ends, since supply stops growing
Event and Limited Crop Values
Events bring temporary crops, mutations, and seeds into Grow a Garden, and their values often behave differently from the standard crop pool. This section explains how event and limited crop values work.
Current Event Crops
Event crops only appear in the seed shop while their event is live, which makes their supply limited from day one.
Event crops usually launch with a higher base value than standard crops of the same rarity
Availability drops the moment the event ends, which can push value up over time
Checking the value list regularly during an event helps you catch price shifts early
Mutation Availability by Weather Event
Certain mutations only trigger during specific weather or event conditions, which ties their value directly to how often that weather appears.
Rainbow and Gold mutations can appear during standard weather, not just events
Frozen requires both Wet and Chilled conditions to combine
Celestial, Voidtouched, and other high-multiplier mutations are tied to rare, specific events
Because event mutations do not stay available year-round, crops carrying them often hold their trade value long after the event that created them has ended.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the most valuable crop in Grow a Garden?
Transcendent and Prismatic tier crops hold the highest base values in the game. Their final worth climbs even higher once a strong mutation like Gold or Rainbow gets added.
What is the highest value pet in Grow a Garden?
Pets like Dragonfly, Giant Ant, and Blue Lobster Thermidor rank among the highest value pets right now. Their worth comes from rare abilities and limited availability rather than rarity tier alone.
How much is my crop worth in Grow a Garden?
Your crop's worth depends on its base value, rarity, weight, and any mutations applied to it. Run it through the value calculator on the homepage for an exact number.
What are all the crop values in Grow a Garden?
Crop values range from Common tier at the low end to Transcendent tier at the top, with each rarity setting a different starting price. The full breakdown by tier is listed earlier on this page.
How do you check trade values in Grow a Garden?
Add up the trade value of every item on both sides of the deal, then compare current demand for each item. The trade calculator on this page does this comparison automatically.
Are all pet values ranked the same way in Grow a Garden?
Pet values follow the same rarity system as crops, but ability and weight play a bigger role in the final price. Two pets of the same rarity can have very different values depending on these factors.
Does the Grow a Garden value list get updated for 2026?
Yes, values on this page get updated as new crops, pets, and mutations are added to the game. Checking back regularly keeps your pricing accurate as the game changes.