Ultimate Garden Set-Ups
Seasonal
The following garden setups are what we recommend, as a minimum, to attract the specific wildlife required. Where space permits you could always add more of the attracting plants to increase the likelihood of the particular type of wildlife visiting. Please remember that most set ups will still allow for visits from other wildlife that you may not be trying to attract, such as common wildlife and myths, these visitors are unfortunately unavoidable!
A recommended Arctic Hare & Arctic Fox garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
4 x Ready For Harvest Ice Flowers
2 x Low Tables of Organic Veggies
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This set up will also attract Reindeer, it is not worth trying to deter them as the herb you need will only attract Bunnies anyway.
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
4 x Ready For Harvest Ice Flowers
2 x Low Tables of Organic Veggies
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This set up will also attract Reindeer, it is not worth trying to deter them as the herb you need will only attract Bunnies anyway.
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Baby Chicks
(Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet, Rainbow)
Before you can attract an Easter Chick to your garden you must first have an empty completed Nest.
Then you will need to spot an Easter Bunny in someone else's garden.
You can find out how to build your Nest here.
Then you will need to spot an Easter Bunny in someone else's garden.
You can find out how to build your Nest here.
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Use the guides below to work out which Egg you need to increase your chances of the specific colour Chick you would like.
Remember the colour Egg dropped by the Easter Bunny is random apart from the
Rainbow Egg which will be dropped by every 10th Easter Bunny.
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A Red Easter Egg will only hatch a Red Chick!
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An Orange Easter Egg could hatch into either an Orange Chick or a Red Chick!
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A Yellow Easter Egg could hatch into either a Yellow Chick, an Orange Chick or a Red Chick!
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A Green Easter Egg could hatch into either a Green Chick, a Yellow Chick, an Orange Chick or a Red Chick!
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A Blue Easter Egg could hatch into either
a Blue Chick, a Green Chick, a Yellow Chick, an Orange Chick or a Red Chick!
a Blue Chick, a Green Chick, a Yellow Chick, an Orange Chick or a Red Chick!
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An Indigo Easter Egg could hatch into either
an Indigo Chick, a Blue Chick, a Green Chick, a Yellow Chick, an Orange Chick or a Red Chick!
an Indigo Chick, a Blue Chick, a Green Chick, a Yellow Chick, an Orange Chick or a Red Chick!
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A Violet Easter Egg could hatch into either a
Violet Chick, an Indigo Chick, a Blue Chick, a Green Chick, a Yellow Chick, an Orange Chick or a Red Chick!
Violet Chick, an Indigo Chick, a Blue Chick, a Green Chick, a Yellow Chick, an Orange Chick or a Red Chick!
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A Rainbow Easter Egg will only hatch a Rainbow Chick!
Rainbow eggs are dropped by every 10th Easter Bunny you spot.
Rainbow eggs are dropped by every 10th Easter Bunny you spot.
A recommended Easter Chick garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 x Nest Incubating an Easter Egg
2 x Low Tables of Organic Bird Mix
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Baby Seahorses
(Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet, Rainbow)
Before you can attract a Baby Seahorse to your garden you must first have an empty completed Nest.
The garden will also need to be under water (Fully Grown Underwater Toadstool with Mermaid).
Then you will need to spot an Easter Bunny in someone else's garden.
You can find out how to build your Nest here.
The garden will also need to be under water (Fully Grown Underwater Toadstool with Mermaid).
Then you will need to spot an Easter Bunny in someone else's garden.
You can find out how to build your Nest here.
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Use the guides below to work out which Egg you need to increase your chances of the specific colour Baby Seahorse you would like.
Remember the colour Egg dropped by the Easter Bunny is random apart from the
Rainbow Egg which will be dropped by every 10th Easter Bunny.
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A Red Easter Egg will only hatch a Red Baby Seahorse!
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An Orange Easter Egg could hatch into either an Orange Baby Seahorse or a Red Baby Seahorse!
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A Yellow Easter Egg could hatch into either
a Yellow Baby Seahorse, an Orange Baby Seahorse or a Red Baby Seahorse!
a Yellow Baby Seahorse, an Orange Baby Seahorse or a Red Baby Seahorse!
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A Green Easter Egg could hatch into either
a Green Baby Seahorse, a Yellow Baby Seahorse, an Orange Baby Seahorse or a Red Baby Seahorse!
a Green Baby Seahorse, a Yellow Baby Seahorse, an Orange Baby Seahorse or a Red Baby Seahorse!
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A Blue Easter Egg could hatch into either
a Blue Baby Seahorse, a Green Baby Seahorse, a Yellow Baby Seahorse, an Orange Baby Seahorse or a Red Baby Seahorse!
a Blue Baby Seahorse, a Green Baby Seahorse, a Yellow Baby Seahorse, an Orange Baby Seahorse or a Red Baby Seahorse!
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An Indigo Easter Egg could hatch into either
an Indigo Baby Seahorse, a Blue Baby Seahorse, a Green Baby Seahorse, a Yellow Baby Seahorse,
an Orange Baby Seahorse or a Red Baby Seahorse!
an Indigo Baby Seahorse, a Blue Baby Seahorse, a Green Baby Seahorse, a Yellow Baby Seahorse,
an Orange Baby Seahorse or a Red Baby Seahorse!
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A Violet Easter Egg could hatch into either
a Violet Baby Seahorse, an Indigo Baby Seahorse, a Blue Baby Seahorse, a Green Baby Seahorse,
a Yellow Baby Seahorse, an Orange Baby Seahorse or a Red Baby Seahorse!
a Violet Baby Seahorse, an Indigo Baby Seahorse, a Blue Baby Seahorse, a Green Baby Seahorse,
a Yellow Baby Seahorse, an Orange Baby Seahorse or a Red Baby Seahorse!
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A Rainbow Easter Egg will only hatch a Rainbow Baby Seahorse!
Rainbow eggs are dropped by every 10th Easter Bunny you spot.
Rainbow eggs are dropped by every 10th Easter Bunny you spot.
A recommended Baby Seahorse garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Underwater Toadstool (with Mermaid on top)
1 x Nest Incubating an Easter Egg
2 x High Tables of Organic Veggies
A recommended Bat and Black Cat garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
4 x Fully Grown Halloween Plants
2 x High Tables of Organic Bird Mix
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
4 x Fully Grown Halloween Plants
2 x High Tables of Organic Bird Mix
Before you can attract a Birthday Chick to your garden you must first have an empty completed Nest.
10th Birthday Eggs are rare
As it's Fairyland's 10th Birthday year, the Easter Bunny is dropping a special 10th Birthday Egg this year! (there's about a 1 in 10 chance that the egg dropped will be a Birthday Egg)
You can find out how to build your Nest here.
10th Birthday Eggs are rare
As it's Fairyland's 10th Birthday year, the Easter Bunny is dropping a special 10th Birthday Egg this year! (there's about a 1 in 10 chance that the egg dropped will be a Birthday Egg)
You can find out how to build your Nest here.
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Once you have found a Birthday Egg you will be ready to attract your Birthday Chick.
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A recommended Birthday Chick garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 x Nest Incubating a Birthday Egg
2 x Low Tables of Birthday Cake
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 x Nest Incubating a Birthday Egg
2 x Low Tables of Birthday Cake
A recommended Blue Bee garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
A Fully Grown Honey Blossom with Blue Petals
(The more blue, the stronger the attraction)
2 x High Tables of Berries
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
A Fully Grown Honey Blossom with Blue Petals
(The more blue, the stronger the attraction)
2 x High Tables of Berries
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A recommended Blue Fly garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
A Venus Fly Trap with open Blue or Indigo mouths
2 x High Tables of Berries
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The colour of the open 'mouths' on the Venus Flytrap will determine which colour flies are attracted, and when spotted in your Garden, they will be trapped by the mouth of that colour.
Then, to release each fly and re-open the mouth, you need to spot a fly of the same colour in another Garden. The mouth will then open, releasing the Fly and moving on to the next colour.
Your aim is to get all 5 mouths of your Venus Flytrap through all the different colours, and have all 5 of them on the final 'rainbow' multi-coloured stage. When all 5 mouths are rainbow coloured, you can attract the final 'rainbow' flies to complete the challenge.
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
A Venus Fly Trap with open Blue or Indigo mouths
2 x High Tables of Berries
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The colour of the open 'mouths' on the Venus Flytrap will determine which colour flies are attracted, and when spotted in your Garden, they will be trapped by the mouth of that colour.
Then, to release each fly and re-open the mouth, you need to spot a fly of the same colour in another Garden. The mouth will then open, releasing the Fly and moving on to the next colour.
Your aim is to get all 5 mouths of your Venus Flytrap through all the different colours, and have all 5 of them on the final 'rainbow' multi-coloured stage. When all 5 mouths are rainbow coloured, you can attract the final 'rainbow' flies to complete the challenge.
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A recommended Brown and/or Black Bear garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
2 x Honeypots containing all one coloured honey (one coloured bee) *
2 x Fully Grown Cumulus Albiflorus
2 x Tables of Organic Veggies (any table)
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* Brown Bears only like Indigo and Violet Honey and
Black Bears will eat Red, Orange, Yellow, Green and Blue Honey
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
2 x Honeypots containing all one coloured honey (one coloured bee) *
2 x Fully Grown Cumulus Albiflorus
2 x Tables of Organic Veggies (any table)
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* Brown Bears only like Indigo and Violet Honey and
Black Bears will eat Red, Orange, Yellow, Green and Blue Honey
A recommended Cardinal & Robin garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
4 x Fully Grown Poinsettia
2 x High Tables of Organic Bird Mix
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
4 x Fully Grown Poinsettia
2 x High Tables of Organic Bird Mix
Before you can attract a Chocolate Bunny to your garden you must first have an empty completed Nest.
Then you will need to spot Chocolate Bunnies in other gardens, every tenth Chocolate Bunny you spot will drop a Chocolate Egg for your empty nest!
The Easter Bunny will also very occasionally drop a Chocolate Egg instead of the usual decorated ones! However this only happens extremely rarely (there's only about a 1 in 100 chance that the egg will be Chocolate.)
You can find out how to build your Nest here.
Then you will need to spot Chocolate Bunnies in other gardens, every tenth Chocolate Bunny you spot will drop a Chocolate Egg for your empty nest!
The Easter Bunny will also very occasionally drop a Chocolate Egg instead of the usual decorated ones! However this only happens extremely rarely (there's only about a 1 in 100 chance that the egg will be Chocolate.)
You can find out how to build your Nest here.
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Once you have found a Chocolate Egg you will be ready to attract your Chocolate Bunny.
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A recommended Chocolate Bunny garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 x Nest Incubating a Chocolate Egg
(The chocolate bunny will continue to visit even after the egg has hatched!)
2 x Low Tables of Organic Wild Berries
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 x Nest Incubating a Chocolate Egg
(The chocolate bunny will continue to visit even after the egg has hatched!)
2 x Low Tables of Organic Wild Berries
A recommended Crow garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 x Scarecrow that is fully clothed but still needs a Scary Face
(Once it has a Scary Face it will no longer attract a Crow)
2 x High Tables of Organic Birdmix
A Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 x Scarecrow that is fully clothed but still needs a Scary Face
(Once it has a Scary Face it will no longer attract a Crow)
2 x High Tables of Organic Birdmix
A recommended Cupid Mouse garden would include the following -
1 x Fully Grown Valentine Rose
2 x High Tables of Organic Tropical Fruits
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You can not buy or be gifted a Valentine Rose. To receive one you need to have an empty "Glass Vase" in your Garden (this comes free with the Loveflower). Then, when you spot a Cupid Mouse in another Garden, he will fire his arrow into your Garden, planting a beautiful Valentine Rose in your empty vase!
1 x Fully Grown Valentine Rose
2 x High Tables of Organic Tropical Fruits
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You can not buy or be gifted a Valentine Rose. To receive one you need to have an empty "Glass Vase" in your Garden (this comes free with the Loveflower). Then, when you spot a Cupid Mouse in another Garden, he will fire his arrow into your Garden, planting a beautiful Valentine Rose in your empty vase!
Before you can attract a Dark Chocolate Bunny to your garden you must first have an empty completed Nest.
Dark Chocolate Eggs are extremely rare, but there are 3 ways you might get one:
The Easter Bunny will very occasionally randomly drop one (although the chance is only 1 in 100).
Every Dark Chocolate Bunny drops one when spotted in another garden.
Every 50th regular Chocolate Bunny you spot in another Garden drops one.
You can find out how to build your Nest here.
Dark Chocolate Eggs are extremely rare, but there are 3 ways you might get one:
The Easter Bunny will very occasionally randomly drop one (although the chance is only 1 in 100).
Every Dark Chocolate Bunny drops one when spotted in another garden.
Every 50th regular Chocolate Bunny you spot in another Garden drops one.
You can find out how to build your Nest here.
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Once you have found a Dark Chocolate Egg you will be ready to attract your Dark Chocolate Bunny.
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A recommended Dark Chocolate Bunny garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 x Nest Incubating a Dark Chocolate Egg
2 x Low Tables of Organic Wild Berries
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 x Nest Incubating a Dark Chocolate Egg
2 x Low Tables of Organic Wild Berries
A recommended Earthworm garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
4 x Fully Grown Earth Flowers
2 x Low Tables of Organic Veggies
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
4 x Fully Grown Earth Flowers
2 x Low Tables of Organic Veggies
A recommended Easter Bunny garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
4 x Fully Grown Daffodil
2 x High Tables of Organic Veggies
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
4 x Fully Grown Daffodil
2 x High Tables of Organic Veggies
A recommended Elf Field Mouse garden would include the following -
A Completed Santa Snowman
Elf Mice and Mallards will only visit whilst the Snow is falling
2 x High Tables of Organic Tropical Fruits
A Completed Santa Snowman
Elf Mice and Mallards will only visit whilst the Snow is falling
2 x High Tables of Organic Tropical Fruits
A recommended Elf Mallard garden would include the following -
A Completed Santa Snowman
Elf Mice and Mallards will only visit whilst the Snow is falling
2 x High Tables of Organic Bird Mix
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This set up will also attract Elf Field Mice
A Completed Santa Snowman
Elf Mice and Mallards will only visit whilst the Snow is falling
2 x High Tables of Organic Bird Mix
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This set up will also attract Elf Field Mice
A recommended Elf Pygmy Mouse / Elf White Mouse garden would include the following -
A Completed Santa Snowman
Elf Mice and Mallards will only visit whilst the Snow is falling
2 x Low Tables of Organic Tropical Fruits
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This set up will also attract Elf Field Mice
A Completed Santa Snowman
Elf Mice and Mallards will only visit whilst the Snow is falling
2 x Low Tables of Organic Tropical Fruits
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This set up will also attract Elf Field Mice
A recommended Festive Field Mouse garden would include the following -
2 x Fully Grown Ice Flowers
Festive Mice and Mallards will only visit whilst the Snow is falling
2 x High Tables of Organic Tropical Fruits
2 x Fully Grown Ice Flowers
Festive Mice and Mallards will only visit whilst the Snow is falling
2 x High Tables of Organic Tropical Fruits
A recommended Festive Mallard garden would include the following -
2 x Fully Grown Ice Flowers
Festive Mice and Mallards will only visit whilst the Snow is falling
2 x High Tables of Organic Bird Mix
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This set up will also attract Festive Field Mice
2 x Fully Grown Ice Flowers
Festive Mice and Mallards will only visit whilst the Snow is falling
2 x High Tables of Organic Bird Mix
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This set up will also attract Festive Field Mice
A recommended Festive Pygmy Mouse / Festive White Mouse garden would include the following -
2 x Fully Grown Ice Flowers
Festive Mice and Mallards will only visit whilst the Snow is falling
2 x Low Tables of Organic Tropical Fruits
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This set up will also attract Festive Field Mice
2 x Fully Grown Ice Flowers
Festive Mice and Mallards will only visit whilst the Snow is falling
2 x Low Tables of Organic Tropical Fruits
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This set up will also attract Festive Field Mice
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Flamingo
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A recommended Flamingo garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
4 x Fully Grown Pink Ribbon Plants
2 x High Tables of Organic Bird Mix
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
4 x Fully Grown Pink Ribbon Plants
2 x High Tables of Organic Bird Mix
IMPORTANT NOTE - The Pond must be taken into the 'Halloween' pond version first
A recommended Ghostly Boxfish garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Yellow Pondweed planted in Yellow Rocks
A Fully Grown Underwater Toadstool (with Merwitch on top)
A Fully Grown Forest Amber*
A Fully Grown Forest Sunlight**
A Fully Grown Forest Emerald***
A Fully Grown Supershroom
2 x High Tables of Organic Wild Berries
1 x Fully Grown Dulcia Somnifera (if required) ****
*to help deter Red and Orange Guppies **to help deter Orange and Yellow Guppies
*** to help deter the Yellow Guppies **** to deter UW Adult Frog
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To get the pondweed planted, 10 (or a multiple of 10) Golden Seadragons must be attracted to the garden.
See the Golden Seadragon section to see how to do this.
Yellow Guppies are deterred (but not 100%) by Fully Grown Forest Sunlight and Forest Emerald plants.
Multiple Forest Jewels can be planted to increase the deterrent effect.
As you progress up the levels, you will need to be sure you have adequate Forest Jewels planted to deter lower level Guppies as well.
Merwitch are deterred (but not 100%) by Fully Grown Supershrooms.
A recommended Ghostly Boxfish garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Yellow Pondweed planted in Yellow Rocks
A Fully Grown Underwater Toadstool (with Merwitch on top)
A Fully Grown Forest Amber*
A Fully Grown Forest Sunlight**
A Fully Grown Forest Emerald***
A Fully Grown Supershroom
2 x High Tables of Organic Wild Berries
1 x Fully Grown Dulcia Somnifera (if required) ****
*to help deter Red and Orange Guppies **to help deter Orange and Yellow Guppies
*** to help deter the Yellow Guppies **** to deter UW Adult Frog
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To get the pondweed planted, 10 (or a multiple of 10) Golden Seadragons must be attracted to the garden.
See the Golden Seadragon section to see how to do this.
Yellow Guppies are deterred (but not 100%) by Fully Grown Forest Sunlight and Forest Emerald plants.
Multiple Forest Jewels can be planted to increase the deterrent effect.
As you progress up the levels, you will need to be sure you have adequate Forest Jewels planted to deter lower level Guppies as well.
Merwitch are deterred (but not 100%) by Fully Grown Supershrooms.
A recommended Ghostly Field Mouse garden would include the following -
2 x Ready For Harvest Halloween Plants
Ghostly Mice and Mallards will only visit whilst the Witches are flying (for 7 days from Ready For Harvest)
2 x High Tables of Organic Tropical Fruits
2 x Ready For Harvest Halloween Plants
Ghostly Mice and Mallards will only visit whilst the Witches are flying (for 7 days from Ready For Harvest)
2 x High Tables of Organic Tropical Fruits
IMPORTANT NOTE - The Pond must be taken into the 'Halloween' pond version first
A recommended Ghostly Frog garden would include the following -
1 x High Table with Frogspawn
1 x High Table with Wild Berries
A Fully Grown Supershroom
A Fully Grown Underwater Toadstool (with Merwitch on top)
Merwitch are deterred (but not 100%) by Fully Grown Supershrooms.
A recommended Ghostly Frog garden would include the following -
1 x High Table with Frogspawn
1 x High Table with Wild Berries
A Fully Grown Supershroom
A Fully Grown Underwater Toadstool (with Merwitch on top)
Merwitch are deterred (but not 100%) by Fully Grown Supershrooms.
IMPORTANT NOTE - The Pond must be taken into the 'Halloween' pond version first
A recommended Ghostly Loch Ness Monster garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Supershroom
A Fully Grown Underwater Toadstool (with Merwitch on top)
A Fully Grown Orange Pondweed planted in Orange Rocks
A Fully Grown Yellow Pondweed planted in Yellow Rocks
A Fully Grown Green Pondweed planted in Green Rocks
A Fully Grown Blue Pondweed planted in Blue Rocks
A Fully Grown Indigo Pondweed planted in Indigo Rocks
A Fully Grown Violet Pondweed planted in Violet Rocks
1 x High Table of Veggies
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A Supershroom will deter the Merwitch but not 100%.
This setup will also attract Angelfish. A Fully Grown Red Pondweed in Red Rocks will deter Angelfish;
however in order to have a Red Pondweed, the Supershroom must be removed and Mermaids may take over the garden.
For help on how to plant Pond weed please check out our guide here Pond Mythological
A recommended Ghostly Loch Ness Monster garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Supershroom
A Fully Grown Underwater Toadstool (with Merwitch on top)
A Fully Grown Orange Pondweed planted in Orange Rocks
A Fully Grown Yellow Pondweed planted in Yellow Rocks
A Fully Grown Green Pondweed planted in Green Rocks
A Fully Grown Blue Pondweed planted in Blue Rocks
A Fully Grown Indigo Pondweed planted in Indigo Rocks
A Fully Grown Violet Pondweed planted in Violet Rocks
1 x High Table of Veggies
TOP TIP
A Supershroom will deter the Merwitch but not 100%.
This setup will also attract Angelfish. A Fully Grown Red Pondweed in Red Rocks will deter Angelfish;
however in order to have a Red Pondweed, the Supershroom must be removed and Mermaids may take over the garden.
For help on how to plant Pond weed please check out our guide here Pond Mythological
A recommended Ghostly Mallard garden would include the following -
2 x Ready For Harvest Halloween Plants
Ghostly Mice and Mallards will only visit whilst the Witches are flying (for 7 days from Ready For Harvest)
2 x High Tables of Organic Veggies
TOP TIP
This set up will also attract Ghostly Field Mice
2 x Ready For Harvest Halloween Plants
Ghostly Mice and Mallards will only visit whilst the Witches are flying (for 7 days from Ready For Harvest)
2 x High Tables of Organic Veggies
TOP TIP
This set up will also attract Ghostly Field Mice
A recommended Ghostly Pygmy Mouse / Ghostly White Mouse garden would include the following -
2 x Ready For Harvest Halloween Plants
Ghostly Mice and Mallards will only visit whilst the Witches are flying (for 7 days from Ready For Harvest)
2 x Low Tables of Organic Tropical Fruits
TOP TIP
This set up will also attract Ghostly Field Mice
2 x Ready For Harvest Halloween Plants
Ghostly Mice and Mallards will only visit whilst the Witches are flying (for 7 days from Ready For Harvest)
2 x Low Tables of Organic Tropical Fruits
TOP TIP
This set up will also attract Ghostly Field Mice
IMPORTANT NOTE - The Pond must be taken into the 'Halloween' pond version first
A recommended Ghostly Octopus garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Supershroom
A Fully Grown Underwater Toadstool (with the Merwitch on top)
A Fully Grown Orange Coral fully coloured by an Orange Guppy
1 x Low Table of Frog Spawn
1 x Fully Grown Dulcia Somnifera *
* to deter Tadpoles
TOP TIP
A Supershroom will deter the Merwitch but not 100%.
A Fully Grown & coloured Green, Blue, Indigo or Violet Coral can also be used to attract Ghostly Octopus,
however you will need to grow and color several deterrent corals.
A recommended Ghostly Octopus garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Supershroom
A Fully Grown Underwater Toadstool (with the Merwitch on top)
A Fully Grown Orange Coral fully coloured by an Orange Guppy
1 x Low Table of Frog Spawn
1 x Fully Grown Dulcia Somnifera *
* to deter Tadpoles
TOP TIP
A Supershroom will deter the Merwitch but not 100%.
A Fully Grown & coloured Green, Blue, Indigo or Violet Coral can also be used to attract Ghostly Octopus,
however you will need to grow and color several deterrent corals.
IMPORTANT NOTE - The Pond must be taken into the 'Halloween' pond version first
A recommended Ghostly Sea-Unicorn garden would include the following -
A Ready For Harvest Pink Cap Mushroom
A Fully Grown Underwater Toadstool (with Merwitch on top)
2 x High Tables of Organic Veggies
A recommended Ghostly Sea-Unicorn garden would include the following -
A Ready For Harvest Pink Cap Mushroom
A Fully Grown Underwater Toadstool (with Merwitch on top)
2 x High Tables of Organic Veggies
IMPORTANT NOTE - The Pond must be taken into the 'Halloween' pond version first
A recommended Ghostly Walrus garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Supershroom
A Fully Grown Underwater Toadstool (with Merwitch on top)
1 x Ready For Harvest Piscis Aquabullae (Green)
1 x Fully Grown Piscis Aquabullae (Blue)
1 x Fully Grown Piscis Aquabullae (Indigo)
2 x High Tables of Organic Bird Mix
TOP TIP
There cannot be any other color of Piscis Aquabullae in the garden as all other colors deter Walrus.
A Supershroom will deter the Merwitch but not 100%.
A recommended Ghostly Walrus garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Supershroom
A Fully Grown Underwater Toadstool (with Merwitch on top)
1 x Ready For Harvest Piscis Aquabullae (Green)
1 x Fully Grown Piscis Aquabullae (Blue)
1 x Fully Grown Piscis Aquabullae (Indigo)
2 x High Tables of Organic Bird Mix
TOP TIP
There cannot be any other color of Piscis Aquabullae in the garden as all other colors deter Walrus.
A Supershroom will deter the Merwitch but not 100%.
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IMPORTANT NOTE - The Pond must be taken into the 'Halloween' pond version first
A recommended Ghostly Zebrafish garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Supershroom
A Fully Grown Underwater Toadstool (with Merwitch on top)
2 x Fully Grown Tulipa Praecocia
2 x High Tables of Organic Veggies
TOP TIP
Both colors of Tulipa Praecocia are not needed to attract the Zebrafish. It will come to either or both.
A Supershroom will deter the Merwitch but not 100%.
A recommended Ghostly Zebrafish garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Supershroom
A Fully Grown Underwater Toadstool (with Merwitch on top)
2 x Fully Grown Tulipa Praecocia
2 x High Tables of Organic Veggies
TOP TIP
Both colors of Tulipa Praecocia are not needed to attract the Zebrafish. It will come to either or both.
A Supershroom will deter the Merwitch but not 100%.
A recommended Green Bee garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
A Fully Grown Honey Blossom with Green Petals
(The more green, the stronger the attraction)
2 x High Tables of Berries
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
A Fully Grown Honey Blossom with Green Petals
(The more green, the stronger the attraction)
2 x High Tables of Berries
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A recommended Green Fly garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
A Venus Fly Trap with open Green or Blue mouths
2 x High Tables of Berries
TOP TIP
The colour of the open 'mouths' on the Venus Flytrap will determine which colour flies are attracted, and when spotted in your Garden, they will be trapped by the mouth of that colour.
Then, to release each fly and re-open the mouth, you need to spot a fly of the same colour in another Garden. The mouth will then open, releasing the Fly and moving on to the next colour.
Your aim is to get all 5 mouths of your Venus Flytrap through all the different colours, and have all 5 of them on the final 'rainbow' multi-coloured stage. When all 5 mouths are rainbow coloured, you can attract the final 'rainbow' flies to complete the challenge.
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
A Venus Fly Trap with open Green or Blue mouths
2 x High Tables of Berries
TOP TIP
The colour of the open 'mouths' on the Venus Flytrap will determine which colour flies are attracted, and when spotted in your Garden, they will be trapped by the mouth of that colour.
Then, to release each fly and re-open the mouth, you need to spot a fly of the same colour in another Garden. The mouth will then open, releasing the Fly and moving on to the next colour.
Your aim is to get all 5 mouths of your Venus Flytrap through all the different colours, and have all 5 of them on the final 'rainbow' multi-coloured stage. When all 5 mouths are rainbow coloured, you can attract the final 'rainbow' flies to complete the challenge.
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A recommended Groundhog garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
4 x Fully Grown First Flower of Spring
2 x Low Tables of Organic Veggies
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
4 x Fully Grown First Flower of Spring
2 x Low Tables of Organic Veggies
A recommended Honey Badger garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 or 2 x Honey Blossoms with five different coloured petals
2 x Low Tables of Organic Wild Berries
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 or 2 x Honey Blossoms with five different coloured petals
2 x Low Tables of Organic Wild Berries
A recommended Indigo Bee garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
A Fully Grown Honey Blossom with Indigo Petals
(The more indigo, the stronger the attraction)
2 x High Tables of Berries
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
A Fully Grown Honey Blossom with Indigo Petals
(The more indigo, the stronger the attraction)
2 x High Tables of Berries
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A recommended Indigo Fly garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
A Venus Fly Trap with open Indigo or Violet mouths
2 x High Tables of Berries
TOP TIP
The colour of the open 'mouths' on the Venus Flytrap will determine which colour flies are attracted, and when spotted in your Garden, they will be trapped by the mouth of that colour.
Then, to release each fly and re-open the mouth, you need to spot a fly of the same colour in another Garden. The mouth will then open, releasing the Fly and moving on to the next colour.
Your aim is to get all 5 mouths of your Venus Flytrap through all the different colours, and have all 5 of them on the final 'rainbow' multi-coloured stage. When all 5 mouths are rainbow coloured, you can attract the final 'rainbow' flies to complete the challenge.
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
A Venus Fly Trap with open Indigo or Violet mouths
2 x High Tables of Berries
TOP TIP
The colour of the open 'mouths' on the Venus Flytrap will determine which colour flies are attracted, and when spotted in your Garden, they will be trapped by the mouth of that colour.
Then, to release each fly and re-open the mouth, you need to spot a fly of the same colour in another Garden. The mouth will then open, releasing the Fly and moving on to the next colour.
Your aim is to get all 5 mouths of your Venus Flytrap through all the different colours, and have all 5 of them on the final 'rainbow' multi-coloured stage. When all 5 mouths are rainbow coloured, you can attract the final 'rainbow' flies to complete the challenge.
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A recommended Leprechaun garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
4 x Fully Grown Shamrock Plants
2 x High Tables of Organic Veggies
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
4 x Fully Grown Shamrock Plants
2 x High Tables of Organic Veggies
A Fully Grown Underwater Toadstool
(planted in one of the toadstool pots from the 'fairy tale' section of the pot shoppe)
A Fully Grown Halloween Flower
2 x High Tables of Organic Food (ANY)
IMPORTANT NOTE! You must have your fully grown Halloween flower in your garden before you go underwater otherwise the regular mermaid will transform your garden into the regular pond and not the spooky Halloween pond!
Once spotted, the Merwitch will transport your Garden to the murky depths of her Halloween Pond.
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
(planted in one of the toadstool pots from the 'fairy tale' section of the pot shoppe)
A Fully Grown Halloween Flower
2 x High Tables of Organic Food (ANY)
IMPORTANT NOTE! You must have your fully grown Halloween flower in your garden before you go underwater otherwise the regular mermaid will transform your garden into the regular pond and not the spooky Halloween pond!
Once spotted, the Merwitch will transport your Garden to the murky depths of her Halloween Pond.
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A recommended Orange Bee garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
A Fully Grown Honey Blossom with Orange Petals
(The more orange, the stronger the attraction)
2 x High Tables of Berries
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
A Fully Grown Honey Blossom with Orange Petals
(The more orange, the stronger the attraction)
2 x High Tables of Berries
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A recommended Orange Fly garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
A Venus Fly Trap with open Orange or Yellow mouths
2 x High Tables of Berries
TOP TIP
The colour of the open 'mouths' on the Venus Flytrap will determine which colour flies are attracted, and when spotted in your Garden, they will be trapped by the mouth of that colour.
Then, to release each fly and re-open the mouth, you need to spot a fly of the same colour in another Garden. The mouth will then open, releasing the Fly and moving on to the next colour.
Your aim is to get all 5 mouths of your Venus Flytrap through all the different colours, and have all 5 of them on the final 'rainbow' multi-coloured stage. When all 5 mouths are rainbow coloured, you can attract the final 'rainbow' flies to complete the challenge.
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
A Venus Fly Trap with open Orange or Yellow mouths
2 x High Tables of Berries
TOP TIP
The colour of the open 'mouths' on the Venus Flytrap will determine which colour flies are attracted, and when spotted in your Garden, they will be trapped by the mouth of that colour.
Then, to release each fly and re-open the mouth, you need to spot a fly of the same colour in another Garden. The mouth will then open, releasing the Fly and moving on to the next colour.
Your aim is to get all 5 mouths of your Venus Flytrap through all the different colours, and have all 5 of them on the final 'rainbow' multi-coloured stage. When all 5 mouths are rainbow coloured, you can attract the final 'rainbow' flies to complete the challenge.
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A recommended Pair of Lovebirds garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
4 x Fully Grown or Ready For Harvest Loveflower
2 x High Tables of Organic Bird Mix
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
4 x Fully Grown or Ready For Harvest Loveflower
2 x High Tables of Organic Bird Mix
A recommended Peace Dove garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
4 x Ready For Harvest Poppies
2 x High Tables of Organic Bird Mix
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
4 x Ready For Harvest Poppies
2 x High Tables of Organic Bird Mix
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A recommended Pink Dolphin garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Supershroom
A Fully Grown Pink Ribbon Plant
A Fully Grown Underwater Toadstool (with Mermaid on top)
A Fully Grown Orange Pondweed planted in Orange Rocks
A Fully Grown Blue Pondweed planted in Blue Rocks
A Fully Grown Indigo Pondweed planted in Indigo Rocks
A Fully Grown Violet Pondweed planted in Violet Rocks
2 x High Table of Veggies
TOP TIP
A Supershroom will deter the Mermaid but not 100%.
This setup will also attract Angelfish. A Fully Grown Red Pondweed in Red Rocks will deter Angelfish.
A Fully Grown Supershroom
A Fully Grown Pink Ribbon Plant
A Fully Grown Underwater Toadstool (with Mermaid on top)
A Fully Grown Orange Pondweed planted in Orange Rocks
A Fully Grown Blue Pondweed planted in Blue Rocks
A Fully Grown Indigo Pondweed planted in Indigo Rocks
A Fully Grown Violet Pondweed planted in Violet Rocks
2 x High Table of Veggies
TOP TIP
A Supershroom will deter the Mermaid but not 100%.
This setup will also attract Angelfish. A Fully Grown Red Pondweed in Red Rocks will deter Angelfish.
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Pink Elephant
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A recommended Pink Elephant garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Supershroom
2 x Ready For Harvest Dulcia Somniflora
4 x Fully Grown Pink Ribbon Plants
2 x High Tables of Organic Veggies
TOP TIP
Mice must be deterred 100% by use of the Supershroom as Elephants are afraid of Mice!
A Fully Grown Supershroom
2 x Ready For Harvest Dulcia Somniflora
4 x Fully Grown Pink Ribbon Plants
2 x High Tables of Organic Veggies
TOP TIP
Mice must be deterred 100% by use of the Supershroom as Elephants are afraid of Mice!
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Pink Hippopotamus
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A recommended Pink Hippopotamus garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
2 x Fully Grown Dulcia Glaciaflora
4 x Fully Grown Pink Ribbon Plants
2 x High Tables of Organic Veggies
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
2 x Fully Grown Dulcia Glaciaflora
4 x Fully Grown Pink Ribbon Plants
2 x High Tables of Organic Veggies
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Pink Panther
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A recommended Pink Panther garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
2 x Ready For Harvest Ventus Quatroflorus
2 x Fully Grown Pink Ribbon Plants
2 x Fully Grown Cattus Peloflorus
(these deter Gazelle)
2 x High Tables of Organic Veggies
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
2 x Ready For Harvest Ventus Quatroflorus
2 x Fully Grown Pink Ribbon Plants
2 x Fully Grown Cattus Peloflorus
(these deter Gazelle)
2 x High Tables of Organic Veggies
A recommended Polar Bear garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Supershroom
(You can use a regular Mushroom but they will visit a lot less frequently)
2 x Completed Snowmen
2 x High Tables of Organic Veggies
A Fully Grown Supershroom
(You can use a regular Mushroom but they will visit a lot less frequently)
2 x Completed Snowmen
2 x High Tables of Organic Veggies
A recommended Rainbow Queen Bee garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
Requires five fully grown Honey Blossoms, and has a short rhyme to help you grow the right ones:
One must have petals of yellow and green
One must have only blue petals seen
One must be violet and red and blue
One must be indigo with yellow too
The final flower is for you to discover
(Could it be the missing colour?!)
2 x High Tables of Berries
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
Requires five fully grown Honey Blossoms, and has a short rhyme to help you grow the right ones:
One must have petals of yellow and green
One must have only blue petals seen
One must be violet and red and blue
One must be indigo with yellow too
The final flower is for you to discover
(Could it be the missing colour?!)
2 x High Tables of Berries
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A recommended Rainbow Fly garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
A Venus Flytrap with 5 Rainbow-coloured mouths
2 x High Tables of Berries
TOP TIP
The colour of the open 'mouths' on the Venus Flytrap will determine which colour flies are attracted, and when spotted in your Garden, they will be trapped by the mouth of that colour.
Then, to release each fly and re-open the mouth, you need to spot a fly of the same colour in another Garden. The mouth will then open, releasing the Fly and moving on to the next colour.
Your aim is to get all 5 mouths of your Venus Flytrap through all the different colours, and have all 5 of them on the final 'rainbow' multi-coloured stage. When all 5 mouths are rainbow coloured, you can attract the final 'rainbow' flies to complete the challenge.
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
A Venus Flytrap with 5 Rainbow-coloured mouths
2 x High Tables of Berries
TOP TIP
The colour of the open 'mouths' on the Venus Flytrap will determine which colour flies are attracted, and when spotted in your Garden, they will be trapped by the mouth of that colour.
Then, to release each fly and re-open the mouth, you need to spot a fly of the same colour in another Garden. The mouth will then open, releasing the Fly and moving on to the next colour.
Your aim is to get all 5 mouths of your Venus Flytrap through all the different colours, and have all 5 of them on the final 'rainbow' multi-coloured stage. When all 5 mouths are rainbow coloured, you can attract the final 'rainbow' flies to complete the challenge.
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A recommended Red Bee garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
Two or more empty beehives
2 x High Tables of Berries
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
Two or more empty beehives
2 x High Tables of Berries
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A recommended Red Fly garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
A Venus Fly Trap with open Red or Orange mouths
2 x High Tables of Berries
TOP TIP
The colour of the open 'mouths' on the Venus Flytrap will determine which colour flies are attracted, and when spotted in your Garden, they will be trapped by the mouth of that colour.
Then, to release each fly and re-open the mouth, you need to spot a fly of the same colour in another Garden. The mouth will then open, releasing the Fly and moving on to the next colour.
Your aim is to get all 5 mouths of your Venus Flytrap through all the different colours, and have all 5 of them on the final 'rainbow' multi-coloured stage. When all 5 mouths are rainbow coloured, you can attract the final 'rainbow' flies to complete the challenge.
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
A Venus Fly Trap with open Red or Orange mouths
2 x High Tables of Berries
TOP TIP
The colour of the open 'mouths' on the Venus Flytrap will determine which colour flies are attracted, and when spotted in your Garden, they will be trapped by the mouth of that colour.
Then, to release each fly and re-open the mouth, you need to spot a fly of the same colour in another Garden. The mouth will then open, releasing the Fly and moving on to the next colour.
Your aim is to get all 5 mouths of your Venus Flytrap through all the different colours, and have all 5 of them on the final 'rainbow' multi-coloured stage. When all 5 mouths are rainbow coloured, you can attract the final 'rainbow' flies to complete the challenge.
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A recommended Reindeer garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
4 x Ready For Harvest Ice Flowers
2 x Low Tables of Organic Veggies
TOP TIP
This set up will also attract Arctic Fox and Arctic Hare, it is not worth trying to deter them
as the herb you need will only attract Bunnies anyway.
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
4 x Ready For Harvest Ice Flowers
2 x Low Tables of Organic Veggies
TOP TIP
This set up will also attract Arctic Fox and Arctic Hare, it is not worth trying to deter them
as the herb you need will only attract Bunnies anyway.
A recommended Rudolph garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 Fully Decorated Christmas Tree
2 x High Tables of Organic Veggies
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 Fully Decorated Christmas Tree
2 x High Tables of Organic Veggies
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Scuba-Diving Leprechaun
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A recommended Scuba-Diving Leprechaun garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Underwater Toadstool (with Mermaid on top)
A Fully Grown Supershroom (to deter the Mermaid once the garden is under water)
4 x Fully Grown Shamrock Plants
2 x High Tables of Organic Veggies
A Fully Grown Underwater Toadstool (with Mermaid on top)
A Fully Grown Supershroom (to deter the Mermaid once the garden is under water)
4 x Fully Grown Shamrock Plants
2 x High Tables of Organic Veggies
A recommended Snowy Owl garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
4 x Ready For Harvest Ice Flowers
2 x High Tables of Organic Bird Mix
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
4 x Ready For Harvest Ice Flowers
2 x High Tables of Organic Bird Mix
A recommended Summer Field Mouse garden would include the following -
4 x Fully Grown Sunflowers
2 x High Tables of Organic Tropical Fruits
4 x Fully Grown Sunflowers
2 x High Tables of Organic Tropical Fruits
A recommended Summer Mallard garden would include the following -
4 x Fully Grown Sunflowers
2 x High Tables of Organic Veggies
TOP TIP
This set up will also attract Summer Field Mice
4 x Fully Grown Sunflowers
2 x High Tables of Organic Veggies
TOP TIP
This set up will also attract Summer Field Mice
A recommended Summer Pygmy Mouse / Summer White Mouse garden would include the following -
4 x Fully Grown Sunflowers
2 x Low Tables of Organic Tropical Fruit
TOP TIP
This set up will also attract Summer Field Mice
4 x Fully Grown Sunflowers
2 x Low Tables of Organic Tropical Fruit
TOP TIP
This set up will also attract Summer Field Mice
A recommended Violet Bee garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
A Fully Grown Honey Blossom with Violet Petals
(The more violet, the stronger the attraction)
2 x High Tables of Berries
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
A Fully Grown Honey Blossom with Violet Petals
(The more violet, the stronger the attraction)
2 x High Tables of Berries
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A recommended Violet Fly garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
A Venus Fly Trap with open Violet or Rainbow mouths
2 x High Tables of Berries
TOP TIP
The colour of the open 'mouths' on the Venus Flytrap will determine which colour flies are attracted, and when spotted in your Garden, they will be trapped by the mouth of that colour.
Then, to release each fly and re-open the mouth, you need to spot a fly of the same colour in another Garden. The mouth will then open, releasing the Fly and moving on to the next colour.
Your aim is to get all 5 mouths of your Venus Flytrap through all the different colours, and have all 5 of them on the final 'rainbow' multi-coloured stage. When all 5 mouths are rainbow coloured, you can attract the final 'rainbow' flies to complete the challenge.
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
A Venus Fly Trap with open Violet or Rainbow mouths
2 x High Tables of Berries
TOP TIP
The colour of the open 'mouths' on the Venus Flytrap will determine which colour flies are attracted, and when spotted in your Garden, they will be trapped by the mouth of that colour.
Then, to release each fly and re-open the mouth, you need to spot a fly of the same colour in another Garden. The mouth will then open, releasing the Fly and moving on to the next colour.
Your aim is to get all 5 mouths of your Venus Flytrap through all the different colours, and have all 5 of them on the final 'rainbow' multi-coloured stage. When all 5 mouths are rainbow coloured, you can attract the final 'rainbow' flies to complete the challenge.
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
Before you can attract a White Chocolate Bunny to your garden you must first have an empty completed Nest.
White Chocolate Eggs are extremely rare, but there are 3 ways you might get one:
The Easter Bunny will very occasionally randomly drop one (although the chance is only 1 in 100).
Every White Chocolate Bunny drops one when spotted in another garden.
Every 25th, 75th, 125th, 175th etc regular Chocolate Bunny you spot in another Garden drops one.
You can find out how to build your Nest here.
White Chocolate Eggs are extremely rare, but there are 3 ways you might get one:
The Easter Bunny will very occasionally randomly drop one (although the chance is only 1 in 100).
Every White Chocolate Bunny drops one when spotted in another garden.
Every 25th, 75th, 125th, 175th etc regular Chocolate Bunny you spot in another Garden drops one.
You can find out how to build your Nest here.
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Once you have found a White Chocolate Egg you will be ready to attract your White Chocolate Bunny.
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A recommended White Chocolate Bunny garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 x Nest Incubating a White Chocolate Egg
2 x Low Tables of Organic Wild Berries
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 x Nest Incubating a White Chocolate Egg
2 x Low Tables of Organic Wild Berries
A recommended Yellow Bee garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
A Fully Grown Honey Blossom with Yellow Petals
(The more yellow, the stronger the attraction)
2 x High Tables of Berries
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
A Fully Grown Honey Blossom with Yellow Petals
(The more yellow, the stronger the attraction)
2 x High Tables of Berries
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A recommended Yellow Fly garden would include the following -
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
A Venus Fly Trap with open Yellow or Green mouths
2 x High Tables of Berries
TOP TIP
The colour of the open 'mouths' on the Venus Flytrap will determine which colour flies are attracted, and when spotted in your Garden, they will be trapped by the mouth of that colour.
Then, to release each fly and re-open the mouth, you need to spot a fly of the same colour in another Garden. The mouth will then open, releasing the Fly and moving on to the next colour.
Your aim is to get all 5 mouths of your Venus Flytrap through all the different colours, and have all 5 of them on the final 'rainbow' multi-coloured stage. When all 5 mouths are rainbow coloured, you can attract the final 'rainbow' flies to complete the challenge.
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results - please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
A Venus Fly Trap with open Yellow or Green mouths
2 x High Tables of Berries
TOP TIP
The colour of the open 'mouths' on the Venus Flytrap will determine which colour flies are attracted, and when spotted in your Garden, they will be trapped by the mouth of that colour.
Then, to release each fly and re-open the mouth, you need to spot a fly of the same colour in another Garden. The mouth will then open, releasing the Fly and moving on to the next colour.
Your aim is to get all 5 mouths of your Venus Flytrap through all the different colours, and have all 5 of them on the final 'rainbow' multi-coloured stage. When all 5 mouths are rainbow coloured, you can attract the final 'rainbow' flies to complete the challenge.
BEWARE!
Beware, land frogs are attracted to high plates of berries!! For all those people who have been spotting frogs, froglets and tadpoles, it's important to be aware that you will now attract frogs in your gardens when you use a high table of berries. Your 1st and every 5th frog after that is potentially a plate of frogspawn. Not being prepared can cost you that hard earned frogspawn. If you are using a high table of berries and are due any land frogs please make sure you use a Dulcia Somniflora to deter them, or alternatively use low plates :)
A recommended Zombie Field Mouse garden would include the following -
1 x Completed Halloween Witch Scarecrow
2 x Ready For Harvest Halloween Plant
Zombie Mice and Mallards will only visit whilst the Witches are flying (for 7 days from Ready For Harvest)
2 x High Tables of Organic Tropical Fruit
1 x Completed Halloween Witch Scarecrow
2 x Ready For Harvest Halloween Plant
Zombie Mice and Mallards will only visit whilst the Witches are flying (for 7 days from Ready For Harvest)
2 x High Tables of Organic Tropical Fruit
A recommended Zombie Mallard garden would include the following -
1 x Completed Halloween Witch Scarecrow
2 x Ready For Harvest Halloween Plant
Zombie Mice and Mallards will only visit whilst the Witches are flying (for 7 days from Ready For Harvest)
2 x High Tables of Organic Veggies
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This set up will also attract Zombie Field Mice
1 x Completed Halloween Witch Scarecrow
2 x Ready For Harvest Halloween Plant
Zombie Mice and Mallards will only visit whilst the Witches are flying (for 7 days from Ready For Harvest)
2 x High Tables of Organic Veggies
TOP TIP
This set up will also attract Zombie Field Mice
A recommended Zombie Pygmy Mouse / Zombie White Mouse garden would include the following -
1 x Completed Halloween Witch Scarecrow
2 x Ready For Harvest Halloween Plant
Zombie Mice and Mallards will only visit whilst the Witches are flying (for 7 days from Ready For Harvest)
2 x Low Tables of Organic Tropical Fruit
TOP TIP
This set up will also attract Zombie Field Mice
1 x Completed Halloween Witch Scarecrow
2 x Ready For Harvest Halloween Plant
Zombie Mice and Mallards will only visit whilst the Witches are flying (for 7 days from Ready For Harvest)
2 x Low Tables of Organic Tropical Fruit
TOP TIP
This set up will also attract Zombie Field Mice
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