Back on **Grow A Garden**! It\u2019s been a while for us here at GZ. Still, with the game making a rather unexpected comeback lately, we\u2019ve decided to renew our interest in the one largest game in the world and cover the latest major event, Grow A Garden Easter 2026. We covered the [OG Easter event](https:\/\/www.gamezebo.com\/walkthroughs\/grow-a-garden-easter-shop\/) all the way back in 2025, so you know we\u2019re legit. What does the event have to offer? Plenty of things. No Candy Blossom this time, but potentially something even more lucrative. In this guide we\u2019re going to try and give you a quick primer on everything you need to know to jump in and make the most of the event.<\/p>\n
## How To Get Everything From The Grow A Garden Easter 2026 Event<\/p>\n
Right, onto the details.<\/p>\n
### Accessing The Event<\/p>\n
When you arrive in the game, you should see a bunch of stalls in the central area. You\u2019ll deal with those soon, but first open up your Easter Garden. This is an event-only garden that will be the key to progress later. You should get a prompt to do this when you log in, but if not you can do it with the sign in front of your garden.<\/p>\n
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### Easter Gardens And Easter Crops<\/p>\n
Your Easter Garden only grows Easter Crops. Similarly, Easter Crops only grow in an Easter Garden. (For the regular garden versions, see the section on permanent seed below.) You also can only sell or buy the plants using Choc Coins, the event currency. They\u2019re sold at the Easter Sell Stand in the centre of the field, and you can buy Easter Seeds from the Easter Shop, also found in the centre. The object is to try and raise enough Choc Coins to get hold of all the different species\u2026 if you can find some of the rare ones when they\u2019re in stock. We might have to step into a stock server again.<\/p>\n
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### Easter Egg Hunts<\/p>\n
There\u2019s a second way to earn Choc Coins, and that\u2019s through Easter Egg Hunts. You can access these by speaking to the Easter Bunny, an NPC opposite the Easter Shop. Every 15 minutes or so he\u2019ll invite you to take part in the Easter Egg Hunt. This is a fairly easy minigame, where Easter Eggs appear in spots around the field. Find and interact with ten of them to complete the task. Once you have, you\u2019ll get to roll a random reward. Potential rewards include Choc Coins, Easter Crates, and Pet Eggs.<\/p>\n
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### The Angry Plant Returns<\/p>\n
A familiar face is back and plays a very important role in the Easter celebrations. The Angry Plant is once again in the middle section and this time wants Easter Plants. His request should appear on the pot underneath him. Give him a crop of the same species that weighs equal to or over the requested weight to get a Seed Pack. We will explain those in more detail below.<\/p>\n
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### How To Get The Permanent Seeds<\/p>\n
As we explained in the section on Easter Crops, the seeds bought from the Easter Shop only grow in the Easter Gardens. There are, however, versions of these seeds that grow in your regular garden, that you can sell for normal currency. You get these from the Easter Seed Pack, and Exotic Easter Seed Pack. You can get these from feeding the correct crops to the Angry Plant. As with other Seed Packs in Grow A Garden, when you open a pack you may get one of any of the seeds on the roster. The higher the rarity, the less likely it is to come up. The one everyone\u2019s looking out for right now is the Eggfruit, a highly valuable crop for your garden\u2026 though only go for this if you\u2019re ready to grind. There\u2019s only a 0.5% (that is, a 1 in 200) chance to get one when you open a Seed Pack. Still, maybe you\u2019ll get lucky.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Angry Plant’s got a sweet tooth.<\/p>\n
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