Gaming Guide

Every Vegetable Plant for Archeologist Archie in Grow a Garden (All 79)

Which 79 plants Archie accepts on a Vegetable turn, which Seed Shop seeds qualify, and how to hand them in.

Which 79 plants Archie accepts on a Vegetable turn, which Seed Shop seeds qualify, and how to hand them in.

Archeologist Archie runs the Ancient Archaeology dig site during the Anubis event in Grow a Garden, the Roblox gardening game. He asks for one plant trait at a time, and Vegetable is one of his 12. When his bubble switches to Vegetable, only fruit from Vegetable plants fill his weight bar, so it helps to know which plants count and which seeds are cheapest.

Quick answer: Carrot Seed, at 10¢ in Sam’s Seed Shop, is the cheapest Vegetable seed. Harvest Carrots, then hand them to Archie when his bubble reads “Looking for Vegetable plants!”.


All 79 Vegetable plants in Grow a Garden

Any plant with the Vegetable trait counts for Archie. Many plants carry more than one trait and count toward each of them. Tomato and Pumpkin are also Fruit and Leafy, and Corn is also Fruit and Stalky. Artichoke, Asteris, Badlands Pepper, Beanstalk, Bee Bell, Bell Pepper, Bitter Melon, Broccoli, Brussels Sprout, Campfire Clover, Candy Corn Carrot, Carnival Pumpkin, Carrot, Cauliflower, Chilli Mango, Chocolate Carrot, Clove, Coilvine, Coolcool Beanbeanstalk, Corn, Dragon Pepper, Eggplant, Elder Beanstalk, Emerald Bud, Evo Beetroot I, Evo Beetroot II, Evo Beetroot III, Evo Beetroot IV, Evo Pumpkin I, Evo Pumpkin II, Evo Pumpkin III, Evo Pumpkin IV, Fall Cauliflower, Fennel, Franken Squash, Frost Pepper, Ghost Pepper, Grand Tomato, Great Pumpkin, Iciclesco, Jack O Lantern, Jalapeno, Jelly Bean Sprout, King Cabbage, Log Pumpkin, Magma Pepper, Mandrake, Mini Pumpkin, Mint, Mutant Carrot, Okra, Onion, Parsley, Pecan, Pepper, Pollenvine, Polypea Sprout, Potato, Pumpkin, Pumpkin Lantern, Purple Cabbage, Radish, Rhubarb, Romanesco, Russet Root, Severed Spine, Shadow Spine, Sherrybloom, Smore Suckle, Snaparino Beanarini, Tall Asparagus, Taro Flower, Tomato, Turnip, Untold Bell, Violet Corn, Wheatcap, Wild Carrot, Zucchini

The seven new Anubis event plants—1) Ankh Flower, 2) Anubis Bramble, 3) Papyrus, 4) Prosperity Palm, 5) Tomb Lily, 6) Pharaoh’s Eye, and 7) Wraproot—lack the Vegetable trait, so they are no use during a Vegetable turn.


Vegetable seeds in Sam’s Seed Shop

Sam’s Seed Shop sells seven Vegetable seeds. Buy Carrot Seeds with the green Sheckles button; the purple option costs Robux, and the blue option says “Gift”, so neither is needed.

Tomato Seed in Sam's Seed Shop, X2 Stock, 800 Sheckles, Rare
Tomato Seed: "X2 Stock", "800¢", Rare, with the green 800¢ button
SeedRarityPrice
CarrotCommon10¢
TomatoRare800¢
CornRare1,300¢
PumpkinLegendary3,000¢
PepperDivine1,000,000¢
BeanstalkPrismatic10,000,000¢
RomanescoPrismatic10,000,000,000¢

Stock changes between restocks. A seed can show a count like “X24 Stock” or sit at “NO STOCK”, and the shop header counts down to fresh seeds with a line such as “New seeds in 3m 11s”. If the seed you want is sold out, wait for the timer rather than pressing “RESTOCK” at the top of the shop, which costs Robux.

Corn Seed and Daffodil Seed showing NO STOCK in the Seed Shop
Corn Seed sold out at this restock: "X0 Stock", "NO STOCK"

How to give Vegetable plants to Archeologist Archie

Buy Carrot Seeds in Sam’s Seed Shop with the green “10¢” button. A dozen seeds costs 120¢ in total.
Carrot Seed in Sam's Seed Shop, X24 Stock, 10 Sheckles, Common
Carrot Seed: "X24 Stock", "10¢", Common, with the green 10¢ button
Hold a Carrot Seed and click the soil in your garden to plant it. Hovering over a fresh plant shows “Carrot” with a growth timer, such as “7.0s”.
Carrot sprouts planted in the garden with a Carrot 7.0s timer
Freshly planted Carrots; the hover label reads "Carrot" and "7.0s"
Harvest the fruit once it’s ready by pressing E on the “Collect” prompt. Carrots bought from the shop have fruit ready a few minutes after planting.
Head to the Ancient Archaeology excavation site in the sandy region west of the market. Archie is next to the stall for Trader Tina’s Anubis Coin Shop.
Read the thought bubble and make sure it says “Looking for Vegetable plants!”. The countdown displayed above it tells you when the requested trait will change.
Archeologist Archie with the bubble Looking for Vegetable plants and the board 2.54kg/8kg
Archie's bubble: "Looking for Vegetable plants!", board "Next Reward: 1x Anubis Crate", "2.54kg/8kg"
Hold a harvested Carrot, press E on Archie, and choose “Take this plant”. To hand in every matching fruit you’re carrying at once, choose “Submit All” instead.
Archie's menu: Who are you, Take this plant, Submit All, Skip Submission, Nevermind
Archie's menu while holding a fruit: "Take this plant" and "Submit All" are the free options

A message confirms that the hand-in worked, for example “+0.25kg of Vegetable plants! (2.79kg/8kg)”. The weight bar on the board beside Archie climbs with each fruit. Three Carrots handed in one at a time moved one board to “3.46kg/8kg”.

Hand-in message +0.25kg of Vegetable plants 2.79kg/8kg
After "Take this plant" with a Carrot: "+0.25kg of Vegetable plants! (2.79kg/8kg)"

Archie’s trait rotation and weight goals

Archie changes the trait he wants every 30 minutes.

  • Berry, Fruit, Flower, Vegetable
  • Tropical, Prickly, Woody, Leafy
  • Stalky, Root, Sweet, Sour

Only harvested fruit counts, and Archie measures it by weight. His menu also has “Who are you?”, “Skip Submission” and “Nevermind”. “Skip Submission” is a paid option that you never need.

The board shows the next reward and how much weight is still needed. The first find takes 8 kg and gives 1x Anubis Crate. The one after that shows “1x Hieroglyphic Radar” with a bar starting at “0kg/12kg”.

Carrots cost little and mature quickly, so a planted row keeps you prepared for a Vegetable request. During Anubis sandstorms, Carrots and Tomatoes can gain the Hieroglyphic mutation; Trader Tina accepts those fruits in exchange for Anubis Coins.

Archie rotates through other traits too. See the full Ancient Archaeology trait list, plus the Leafy, Sweet and Woody plant lists.