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While there are plenty of fruits as crops, there are fewer flowers, but that changes with the Flower Seed pack in Grow a Garden. The Bizzy Bee event brings along a limited time set of plants with six unique flowers. Each has its own characteristic and rarity and this guide has all the information you need.
How to Get Flower Seeds in Grow a Garden
To get Flower seeds of Rose, Foxglove, Lilac, Pink Lily, Purple Dahlia and Sunflower, you need the Flower seed pack which can be bought from Queen Bee’s Honey shop for 10 Honey or 199 Robux.
To obtain Honey, players need to wait for the Bee swarm event (which happens every hour) wherein bees come towards your garden and pollinate random crops. Once you have 10kg worth of pollinated fruits, you can put them into the ‘Honey Combpressor’ and turn it into 10 Honey.
Then, check the Bee’s shop to see if the Flower seed pack is in stock. If yes, buy it and click on it while it’s equipped to your character’s hand. It will randomly assign one seed to you that you can plant in your garden.
Here are the percentage chances and tiers of the seeds:
| Flower | Drop Rate | Tier |
| Rose | 40% | Uncommon |
| Foxglove | 25% | Rare |
| Lilac | 20% | Legendary |
| Pink Lily | 10% | Mythical |
| Purple Dahlia | 4.50% | Mythical |
| Sunflower | 0.50% | Divine |
Rose (Uncommon)
- Multi-Harvest: Yes
- Minimum Value: 4,513
Foxglove (Rare)
- Multi-Harvest: Yes
- Minimum Value: 14,000–18,000
Lilac (Legendary)
- Multi-Harvest: Yes
- Minimum Value: 31,588
Pink Lily (Mythical)
- Multi-Harvest: Yes
- Minimum Value: 58,663
Purple Dahlia (Mythical)
- Multi-Harvest: Yes
- Minimum Value: 67,469
Sunflower (Divine)
- Multi-Harvest: Yes
- Minimum Value: 135,000
Since there’s a luck aspect for the seed you get from the Flower Seed pack in Grow a Garden, you will have to keep buying it over and over again. For this, you will need a lot of Honey so check out our linked guide to know the steps that helps you obtain it faster. If you’d also like to know how to get the Honey Glazed mutation on your crops and the Nectarine tree in your garden, be sure to head over to the articles.
