Grow a Garden event
Grow a Garden Summer Part 4: Start Time, Countdown & What’s Coming
Summer is a seasonal event that returns to Grow a Garden on a regular weekly rhythm, layering warm-weather rewards, new plants and pets, and a beach-themed activity on top of the game’s usual farming loop. Grow a Garden remains one of the busiest experiences on Roblox, with about 39,000 players tending gardens at any given moment and more than about 36,000,000,000 visits to date, so each Summer session draws a crowd the moment it opens.
Rather than a one-off drop, Summer comes back on a set schedule, with the developer expanding it in parts. The next session, Summer Part 4, is confirmed for Saturday, August 1 at 4:30 PM ET, and the developer has billed it as the finale of this summer’s run; the schedule below has the details.
Grow a Garden
Summer
Aug 1, 4:30 PM ET
Next in 5h 31m
Projected from its usual rhythm — we confirm the exact time once the developer posts it.
- Saturdays, 4:30 PM ET
Runs weekly.
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How often Summer runs and when
Summer runs weekly. Each session begins on Saturdays at 4:30 PM ET, giving players a predictable slot they can plan around from one week to the next. The next session, Summer Part 4, is confirmed for Saturday, August 1 at 4:30 PM ET, and the developer has billed it as the finale of this summer’s run.
That start time is quoted in Eastern Time, but Grow a Garden’s audience is worldwide, so a single ET slot lands at very different hours depending on where you play. Here is how the 4:30 PM ET Saturday window falls across the major regions:
- Pacific (US): 1:30 PM (Saturday)
- Eastern (US): 4:30 PM (Saturday)
- UK (BST): 9:30 PM (Saturday)
- Central Europe (CEST): 10:30 PM (Saturday)
- India (IST): 2:00 AM (Sunday)
- Japan (JST): 5:30 AM (Sunday)
- Eastern Australia (AEST): 6:30 AM (Sunday)
What happens in Summer
Each Summer session leans into a beach-and-tide theme, and Part 4 closes out the run with more additions on top of what earlier parts introduced. A typical session includes:
- A new summer mini-activity to take part in while the session is live
- Fresh event pets to collect
- New season-themed plants to grow
- Rewards earned by joining in
- Quality-of-life improvements folded in alongside the new content
Because the developer built Summer out in parts, each session layered onto what came before rather than resetting it, and Part 4 brings that build-up to a close as the finale.
Tips for catching it
- The Saturday afternoon slot is convenient for players across the Americas and Europe; if it lands overnight where you are, use the regional times above to plan around it.
- Log in near the start to grab the newest pets and plants before the session settles into its rhythm.
- Part 4 is the finale, so it’s the last scheduled Summer session for now — the card above has the confirmed start time if you want to catch it live.
How Summer fits the game’s rhythm
Grow a Garden runs a steady rotation of events, and Summer is the current seasonal centrepiece. The developer already has the next Update lined up alongside it. Summer’s fixed weekly cadence makes it one of the easier events to build a routine around as the others come and go.
FAQ
What time is the Grow a Garden Summer event in my timezone?
Summer starts at 4:30 PM ET on Saturdays, which is 1:30 PM Pacific, 9:30 PM in the UK, 10:30 PM in Central Europe, 2:00 AM Sunday in India, 5:30 AM Sunday in Japan, and 6:30 AM Sunday in Eastern Australia.
How often is the Grow a Garden Summer event?
Summer runs weekly, with a new session beginning every Saturday.
When is the next Grow a Garden Summer event?
The next Summer session, Part 4, is confirmed for Saturday, August 1 at 4:30 PM ET — the developer has billed it as the finale of this summer’s run — and the schedule above shows the exact time.
What do you do in Grow a Garden Summer?
You take part in a summer activity, collect new event pets and plants, and earn seasonal rewards, with quality-of-life additions folded in as the event expands part by part.