The latest Grow a Garden update introduced the arrival of the Garden Guide, a system that not only works as an encyclopedia of everything we’ve collected and discovered, but also adds a series of achievements that players must complete, giving them multiple goals to pursue. There are around 104 missions distributed across seven different categories, and the ultimate reward for this monumental effort is none other than the Statue of Achievements along with plenty of seed packs.

The Garden Guide

The Garden Guide arrived as an extremely useful tool for any virtual gardener. Inside it, you can check all your progress:

- Collected plants

- Obtained pets

- Unlocked cosmetics

- Crafted meals and recipes

- Daily quests

This system is not only a neat record for collectors, but it also ties directly into the new achievement system. In other words, your knowledge and your inventory now serve an extra purpose: completing objectives that will reward you with unique prizes.

Is It Worth Completing All 104 Achievements?

The achievements are divided into seven options or categories, ranging from the most basic to the prismatic, meaning the most complex and rare tasks. Each completed achievements grants player experience and rewards that may include seed packs, accessories, cosmetics, or even permanent items such as the Cooking Kit.

One thing is clear: completing the missions requires much more than skill, as it demands huge amounts of time and resources. Planting, harvesting, gifting, and using the shops it’s practically playing the game itself. The key word here is patience. This isn’t a challenge for those seeking instant gratification, but rather for players who enjoy slow and steady progress.

The main motivation behind these 104 missions is the promise of unique rewards. Among them, the ones that players care about the most are undoubtedly the Silver Prismatic Seed Packs, which give them the chance to obtain ultra-rare and exclusive seeds that they might not have been able to get before.

Between Fun and Madness

Something you need to keep in mind is that the Garden Guide isn’t something you need to complete as quickly as possible you’re not racing against the clock or anything like that. The Garden Guide is simply an addition meant to reward you passively while you enjoy the game. Don’t see it as an obligation or a job, because you’ll end up hating it. You’ll gradually complete the achievements without even realizing it while spending time in Grow a Garden, whether playing with friends or on your own.