The Fall Harvest world in Grow A Garden 2 is a limited-time area with its own garden, currency, seeds, pets, and gear. When you teleport in, you start from zero, and everything from your main garden stays behind in Garden Valley. It stays open for roughly 60 days, giving you until October 2026 to collect what it offers.
Quick answer: Talk to Ethan, the Explorer NPC in the market area, open the world menu, and select the Fall Harvest world to teleport in. Your main garden and inventory are untouched and return the moment you travel back.
How to reach the Fall Harvest world
The empty garden is intentional. The Fall Harvest world runs a separate progression, so your money, seeds, and inventory all begin fresh. Teleport back to Garden Valley at any time and your original items reappear exactly as you left them. There is no restriction on when you can travel, so you can move between both worlds freely.
Every Fall Harvest seed and its price
There are 27 seeds to grow in the Fall Harvest world, most of them Maple versions of familiar crops, plus a handful of standout additions like the Atlantic Giant Pumpkin, Conifer Cone, and the Super-rarity Amber Cranberry. Prices are shown where they are known.
| Seed | Rarity | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Maple Carrot | Common | $1 |
| Maple Strawberry | Common | $10 |
| Maple Blueberry | Common | $25 |
| Maple Tulip | Uncommon | $40 |
| Maple Tomato | Uncommon | $200 |
| Maple Apple | Uncommon | — |
| Maple Bamboo | Rare | $700 |
| Maple Corn | Rare | — |
| Maple Cactus | Rare | $5k |
| Maple Pineapple | Rare | — |
| Maple Mushroom | Epic | — |
| Maple Green Bean | Epic | — |
| Maple Banana | Epic | — |
| Maple Grape | Epic | — |
| Maple Coconut | Epic | — |
| Maple Mango | Epic | — |
| Maple Dragon Fruit | Legendary | — |
| Maple Acorn | Legendary | — |
| Maple Cherry | Legendary | — |
| Maple Sunflower | Legendary | — |
| Atlantic Giant Pumpkin | Legendary | — |
| Maple Venus Fly Trap | Mythic | — |
| Maple Pomegranate | Mythic | — |
| Maple Poison Apple | Mythic | — |
| Maple Venom Spitter | Mythic | — |
| Conifer Cone | Mythic | — |
| Amber Cranberry | Super | — |
All 9 Fall Harvest pets
Nine pets are available, ranging from the affordable Dog up to the 30 million Shadow Dragon. Most are bought with in-game currency, but the Jandel Monkey is tied to the admin event and cannot be purchased.
| Pet | Rarity | How to get |
|---|---|---|
| Dog | Uncommon | $50k |
| Turkey | Rare | $100k |
| Hedgehog | Rare | $140k |
| Squirrel | Legendary | $1.2mil |
| Swan | Legendary | $1.6mil |
| Wolf | Mythic | $6.5mil |
| Fox | Mythic | $10mil |
| Jandel Monkey | Mythic | Admin Chest (0.02%) or egg hatch (0.03%) |
| Shadow Dragon | Super | $30mil |
All 10 Fall Harvest gears
Gear covers watering tools, utility items, and the three Magic Mail tiers that let you send items home. The Syrup watering tools speed up growth, while the Bull Horn and Wind Staff are player-utility items.
| Gear | Rarity | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Syrup Watering Can | Common | $2k |
| Syrup Sprinkler | Common | $3k |
| Harp | Rare | $250k |
| Super Syrup Sprinkler | Super | $300k |
| Rare Magic Mail | Rare | $500k |
| Bull Horn | Rare | $800k |
| Super Syrup Watering Can | Super | $1mil |
| Wind Staff | Epic | $2mil |
| Legendary Magic Mail | Legendary | $5mil |
| Super Magic Mail | Super | $100mil |
How to send items back with Magic Mail
Your Fall Harvest grind is not stuck inside the event. Magic Mail, sold in the gear shop, sends items to your Garden Valley mailbox where you claim them by opening the mailbox. The tier you buy sets the highest rarity you can send.
| Magic Mail tier | What it can send |
|---|---|
| Rare Magic Mail | Common, Uncommon, and Rare items |
| Legendary Magic Mail | Up to Legendary, including harvested fruits, seeds, pets, sprinklers, watering cans, mushrooms, gnomes, raccoons, crates, teleporters, magnets, seed packs, wheelbarrows, crowbars, ladders, trowels, freeze rays, signs, power hoses, rakes, props, and eggs |
| Super Magic Mail | Absolutely everything |
Note: Super Magic Mail is extremely rare in the shop, appearing with a 0.015% chance. If you want to move top-rarity pets and Super seeds like Amber Cranberry, that is the only tier that covers them.
Completing the Cornucopia Quest
The Cornucopia Quest is the event’s reward track. To find it, walk behind the gears and props shops and look for the Quest NPC. You get a set of 5 quests to finish, and the payout is a Cornucopia.
Each Cornucopia you earn grants 5 rolls. Every roll first picks a category, then selects an item within that category. You have 24 hours to clear all five quests before your progress resets and a new set appears, so plan to finish within the window rather than leaving quests half done.
How stealing works: becoming a Werewolf
Stealing in the Fall Harvest world runs on a Werewolf system. If you stay human, you cannot steal from anyone. When night falls, a player turns into a Werewolf with high movement speed, letting them raid gardens quickly. Everyone else acts as a Defender.
To become a Werewolf yourself, you need to get infected. Wait for night, then watch for a player who has already turned. When they come to steal from your garden, hit them with your shovel. That contact passes the curse to you and turns you into a Werewolf. Defenders who hit a Werewolf transform it back to its human form, but the one who lands the hit takes the curse in return.
Once daytime returns, the transformation ends and stealing stops until the next nightfall. From there, plan around the day-night cycle: defend during the day, then hunt once the moon rises and you have the Werewolf form.
With a fresh garden, a full lineup of Maple seeds, nine pets, and Magic Mail to carry the best finds home, the Fall Harvest world rewards steady grinding across its 60-day run. Prioritize a Magic Mail tier that matches what you plan to keep, clear each Cornucopia set inside its 24-hour window, and time your raids for nightfall once you have caught the Werewolf curse.
