Grow a Garden keeps getting updates and, as previously anticipated, this Saturday a new update will arrive that promises to bring fresh content and expand the experience of the current event. This is the second part of the Fall Market Event, a highly awaited expansion by the community that includes new seeds, pets, tools, and activities.

The excitement doesn’t stop there, as in addition to the official announcements, some spoilers and leaks have also surfaced, giving us a glimpse of what this new stage might look like. Up next, we’ll go over every detail so you’re ready and don’t miss out on anything that’s coming.

The Expansion of the Fall Market Event

The official announcement mentions that this is an expansion of the Fall Market, with multiple additions that go beyond what we already saw in the first part. Among the highlights are:

- New achievement activities.
- A new exclusive seed pack.
- New pets.
- New dynamic weather and more challenges.

The game aims to keep us active with weekly challenges and achievements that must be completed within the event. Those who are already familiar with the achievement guide know that these challenges are designed to test us and reward our consistency, even if many of those rewards may not be worth it.

The New Seed Pack

One of the most striking points of the update is the new seed pack. To unlock this pack, players will need to complete certain activities, specifically by clearing a challenge three times that will appear during the event.

Among the new seeds being introduced are:

- Autum Shroom
- Fall Berry
- Speargrass
- TorchFlare
- Auburn Pine
- Firewell

The New Event Tools

In addition to seeds and pets, the update brings innovative tools, each with unique functions that promise to change the way we play:

Pet Movement Tool: Allows your pet to move quickly throughout the entire garden and then return to its original position. Although its exact purpose is not yet clear, it could be used to explore areas or collect resources faster.

Autumn Lollipop: A very special item that adds an extra year of life to any autumn-type pet. Due to its prismatic rarity, it won’t be easy to obtain, but it will surely be highly sought after.

Rake: While its exact function is still unknown, everything points to it having a strategic role within the event. We’ll have to wait until Saturday to find out its true usefulness.

The New Pets

One of the most exciting additions in every expansion is the arrival of new pets. Not only do they have charming designs, but they also come with unique abilities, some of them very different from what we’ve seen so far.

The Salmon: Designed as a sacrifice pet. Its only ability is granting experience, but the interesting part is that the more salmon you have in your garden, the more experience you’ll gain. This will be very useful for unlocking pet or egg slots faster, especially for beginner players.

The Woodpecker: Its ability is somewhat similar to that of the hamster, but much more practical. Every time it consumes a “Woody”-type fruit, it will go directly to the crafting room and reduce the cooldown time.

The Red Panda: Its ability consists of randomly refreshing either the seed shop or the tool shop. This opens the possibility of obtaining high-level items more quickly. The real key will be its cooldown time: if it’s low, it could become one of the most valuable pets in the entire game.

Mallard: One of the most peculiar pets. From time to time, the duck will leave the garden and return to the player’s inventory, bringing along a random tool. What’s still uncertain is whether these tools will be event-exclusive or general ones.