Grow a Garden 2 Seeds, Full List

Grow a Garden 2 seeds are bought through the Seed Shop in Garden Valley, using Sheckles earned in-game or Robux for an instant buy. Each seed has its own rarity tier, restock odds, and stock amount, so higher-tier seeds show up far less often than commons like Carrot or Strawberry.

The shop stock resets on a timer, and each seed has its own independent chance of appearing in that stock, which is why rare and above seeds can vanish from the shop entirely for stretches at a time.

In this article, we'll explore every seed currently available in the Garden Valley shop, their Sheckle and Robux prices, and how their rarity affects how often you'll see them in stock.

Garden Valley Seed Shop Prices and Rarity

The table below lists every seed currently obtainable from the Garden Valley shop, sorted from cheapest to most expensive. Stock amount shows how many of that seed can appear per restock, and stock chance shows the odds of it appearing at all.

Sheckle prices scale steeply once you reach Legendary and above, while Robux prices climb at a slower, flatter rate. This makes Robux purchases far more efficient for the highest-tier seeds if you're willing to spend real money to skip the grind.

Eclipse Bloom, the Secret Seed

Eclipse Bloom sits outside the Common through Super rarity ladder as a Secret tier seed. It isn't sold in the shop or dropped anywhere; instead, it's created by merging a Sun Bloom and a Moon Bloom together.

Since both of its ingredients are Super rarity seeds with low stock chances of their own, getting an Eclipse Bloom takes patience even before the merge itself.

Final Words

Grow a Garden 2 spans a wide gap between the Sheckle cost of a Carrot and a Star Fruit, which is why the shop's stock chance matters as much as the price tag. Lower rarity seeds are cheap and reliable, while anything Legendary or above depends on catching a low-percentage restock, or paying Robux to skip the wait.