Wylde Flowers is a wonderful little farming sim with a magical twist. In the game, you play as Tara Wylde a plucky young girl who moves to the little town of Fairhaven where her grandmother lives. By day you’ll be watering flowers and harvesting potatoes, but by night you have a few witchy secrets of your own. In this guide, however, we’re going to be focusing on the farming aspect! How to start farming, what crops are best to net you a profit and more.
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How To Start Farming In Wylde Flowers
Wylde Flowers begins with a helpful little tutorial on how to start farming. The mechanics for this part of the game are going to be familiar to veterans of farm sims. And it won’t be hard for anyone else to pick up either. Basically just put a seed in a Garden Bed, water it with the Water Pot and wait for it to grow.
The game has a variety of crops for you to grow that we’ll get into later, and you can also plant Fruit Trees. Comparatively Fruit Tree seeds are generally more expensive than crop seeds but with the benefit of you being able to harvest them multiple times. You also just need to water them once, but as a fully grown tree, they won’t need any more care from you.
The Garden
In the garden, there are several structures for you to construct. Namely the Garden Bed, Compost Bin, and Beehive.
Garden Bed – 10x Wood, 1x Soil, 25 Coins
Garden beds are the ground you’ll use to plant the seeds of crops. Building more Garden beds will allow you to grow more crops.
Compost Bin – 6x Wood, 10 Coins
Building a Compost Bin will give you the ability to produce soil from Weeds. Put Weeds into the Compost Bin to get your soil as well as some bonus worms.
Beehive – 10x Wood, 50 Coins
Make a Beehive in the garden to collect the honey from Bees. Honey can be used for different recipes in cooking and it also has a high sell price. You can sell honey to Violet.
Crops
Certain crops only grow in certain seasons, so in this guide, we’ll separate the guide by season as well as in their order of profitability. Profitability is calculated by the selling price (for a full crop) minus seed price divided by growing time. You can get most of your seeds from the Dahl General Store and in some cases Thomas.
Spring
| Crop | Seed Price | Grow Time | Sale Price | Profit |
| Wheat | 8 coins | 8 days | 48 coins | 20.8 |
| Carrot | 10 coins | 5 days | 20 coins | 14 |
| Potato | 5 coins | 5 days | 15 coins | 11 |
| Cauliflower | 15 coins | 6 days | 20 coins | 10.8 |
| Green Bean | 3 coins | 4 days | 10 coins | 9.25 |
Summer
| Crop | Seed Price | Grow Time | Sale Price | Profit |
| Strawberry | 6 coins | 6 days | 48 coins | 28.7 |
| Sugarcane | 30 coins | 8 days | 42 coins | 17.3 |
| Tomato | 10 coins | 4 days | 18 coins | 15.5 |
| Corn | 5 coins | 5 days | 15 coins | 11 |
| Cotton | 15 coins | 7 days | Can’t be sold | |
| Hops | 20 coins | 7 days | Can’t be sold |
Fall
| Crop | Seed Price | Grow Time | Sale Price | Profit |
| Fennel | 15 coins | 6 days | 40 coins | 24.16 |
| Pumpkin | 10 coins | 5 days | 24 coins | 11.6 |
| Grapes | 25 coins | 8 days | 36 coins | 14.9 |
| Soybean | 15 coins | 7 days | 24 coins | 11.6 |
| Cabbage | 8 coins | 5 days | 15 coins | 10.4 |
Winter
| Crop | Seed Price | Grow Time | Sale Price | Profit |
| Fennel | 15 coins | 6 days | 40 coins | 24.16 |
| Onion | 10 coins | 5 days | 24 coins | 17.2 |
| Spinach | 15 coins | 6 days | 42 coins | 11.6 |
| Sweet Potato | 20 coins | 4 days | 12 coins | 7 |
Fruit Trees
Get Fruit Trees from Kai, the owner of Kai’s Treasures. All Fruit Tree seeds will cost you 125 coins. It’s a bit of a splurge but they can be grown any season of the year and harvested all year as well.
| Tree | Seed Price | Grow Time | Sale Price |
| Apple | 125 coins | To Tree: 15 days Fruits: every 5 days | 30 coins |
| Lemon | 125 coins | To Tree: 15 days Fruits: every 5 days | 25 coins |
| Lime | 125 coins | To Tree: 14 days Fruits: every 4 days | 20 coins |
| Mulberry | 125 coins | To Tree: 15 days Fruits: every 5 days | 30 coins |
| Orange | 125 coins | To Tree: 16 days Fruits: every 6 days | 30 coins |
| Pomegranate | 125 coins | To Tree: 19 days Fruits every 9 days | 30 coins |
Flowers & Honey
Flowers serve a different function to crops, as in you won’t necessarily get a lot for selling flowers. But they are essential for producing honey and beeswax. Grow flowers to attract bees but don’t pick them if you can help it. Once the flowers bloom the bees will produce honey and beeswax.
You’ll be able to buy your flower seeds from Violet’s Violets. She’ll also buy your flowers and honey as well.
| Flower | Seed Price | Season | Grow Time | Sale Price | Profit |
| Snowdrop | 8 coins | Spring | 5 days | 20 coins | 14.4 |
| Tulip | 4 coins | Spring | 4 days | 10 coins | 9 |
| Sunflower | 8 coins | Summer | 6 days | 24 coins | 14.6 |
| Marigold | 4 coins | Summer | 4 days | 12 coins | 11 |
| Tiger Lily | 8 coins | Fall | 6 days | 20 coins | 12 |
| Turtlehead Flower | 4 coins | Fall | 4 days | 4 coins | 3 |
WYLDE FLOWERS
Join Tara on a heartfelt journey to become a witch in Wylde Flowers. Farm by day, and cast spells by night as you craft your cottagecore life and bond with your coven. Come to know and love the fully voice-acted characters of Fairhaven, as you unravel a local mystery.
Relax into your rural lifestyle as you tend crops, care for animals, fish, craft, and more throughout the day. By night, nurture your inner witch as you learn to fly your broomstick, brew potions, control the weather and seasons or even transform into a cat!