How to Get Blueberry in Grow a Garden

The Blueberry is a multi-harvest, Uncommon crop obtainable from the Seed Shop in Grow a Garden.

It is classified as a Leafy, Sweet, Summer, and Berry-type Fruit, meaning that it can be affected by any items or boosts related to those specific crop types.

In Grow a Garden, pets play an important role in helping players cultivate crops like the Blueberry. Some grow a garden pets, such as the Golden Lab, Shiba Inu, or Bone Dog, can even dig up rare Blueberry seeds while exploring the garden. These loyal companions not only make farming more enjoyable but also increase your chances of finding valuable items and expanding your collection of uncommon plants.

Appearance

• Blueberry Produce: A small blue cube with a short, darker-blue stem on top, resembling a real-life blueberry but with a blocky, cube-like design.
• Blueberry Crop: Composed of several dark green cubes and cuboids, arranged to look like a bush.
• Blueberry Seed: A solid dark-blue colored seed.

Obtainment

Players can obtain Blueberry Seeds through several methods:

• Seed Shop:
  • 100% chance to be in stock.
  • Can be purchased for Sheckle 400 or Robux 49.
• Lucky Harvest — Occasionally obtained when harvesting other crops.
• Stolen by a Red Fox — A fox might steal and drop one.
• Dug up by Dogs — Rarely found by a Dog, Golden Lab, Shiba Inu, or Bone Dog.
• Seed Rain — Can appear during a seed rain event.
• Restocked by Red Panda — Occasionally made available again.
• Lucky Restock — Sometimes reappears as part of a random restock event.

Growth Information

• The Blueberry Crop takes 100 seconds to fully grow.
• Each Blueberry Fruit takes approximately 22 seconds to mature.
• The crop occupies a large amount of space in the player’s garden, so it’s often recommended to remove it after harvesting if space is limited.

Blueberry Crop Data

Trivia

• The Blueberry crop is one of the few plants in Grow a Garden that can be harvested multiple times before withering.
• Despite being profitable, its large size makes it space-inefficient compared to smaller crops.