Comments on: Build a 3 Layer Stacked Garden!

By: csg

csg — Sun, 21 Jun 2026 17:08:51 +0000

I quit doing it a layer at a time after the first one, now I do it one stack at a time . . . is less confusing and faster for me . . . more moving crates but still faster. I would love to thank the lady that showed me how with the layer at a time, but she quit with all the minus moves by the WC crew.

By: Jennifer SoulStone

Jennifer SoulStone — Tue, 20 Jun 2023 18:32:55 +0000

In reply to Edwin. Thanks for the correction!

By: Edwin

Edwin — Fri, 16 Jun 2023 05:46:28 +0000

The Greenwarden’s Energetic Mask which give 18 points of Energy is level 90, and is dropped by Rusty TinderSpark, not by Piper StormTree. There is no known drop for level 100 of this item.

You also need to buy the Spiral Cup Gauntlet Housing item for 10,000 Crowns to get access to either of the two above characters.

By: Gabriel Summersmith

Gabriel Summersmith — Mon, 18 Oct 2021 03:40:27 +0000

It is still possible to use a garden gnome as an aim point! All you have to do is used the advanced move function with the Long Blue Runner to place the end of it on top of a crate, remove the crate and place a tatami floor mat under it, rotate and move the tatami floor mat so that the long blue runner is pointed towards the middle of the plot. I had no issues placing the gnome on the end of the long blue runner, and you can even advanced move the long blue runner so that you can put the gnome directly in the middle of the plot for OCD purposes. Otherwise, this was a very good guide!

Hope this helps!

By: trindflo

trindflo — Thu, 06 Aug 2020 14:30:58 +0000

Awesome guide.

I find that I can pack up to 31 medium plots in a single layer as rows of 4 6 7 6 5 3 if the rows are slightly offset from each other. Two layers of 31 seems pretty good if the max is 69, and I think two layers avoids the need for the flag (cool trick!) I’ve yet to see if the circle affect makes it to the outer ring of the upper layer.

By: FunkZ

FunkZ — Thu, 30 Apr 2020 18:51:32 +0000

For Couch Potatoes, you can fit 42 large plots in 3 layers within the area of effect of your gardening spells. (14 per layer) To accomplish this, place two rows of 4 large plots, with their center corners touching. These are the middle two rows of your “circle”. For the outer two rows, place 3 large plots per side, with the points centered in the gaps between the 4 of the center rows. Do not place them with points touching the center row plots, the idea is to offset them by roughly half a plot. This forms the general shape of a circle, so that they all fit within the area of effect of your spell. In order to get the King Parsley like, place one medium plot on layer 2 at one of the corners, as close to the large plots as you can get it. This will ensure all CP’s get the like. Likewise, place your garden gnome, litter and sandwich station in the center of the layer 2 plots using your crates and rugs. These items will also give you a target for your area effect spells.

By: Michael DeathCaster

Michael DeathCaster — Tue, 22 Oct 2019 18:16:35 +0000

For Couch Potatoes- I use the Avalon Platform and a Statue Base. I do a line for the middle of 4, and 3 on each side. Take away Avalon Platform and then put the other 10 on the ground. It will make a double stacked garden for 20 Couch Potatoes. Also leaves room for a King Parsley, Sandwich Station, Litter, and a Garden Gnome which are all likes. Use the Red Barn Farm and add a Pixie when plants start to grow for 2 more likes. Mine do have gaps, I am sure you can squeeze more in the ring, but for me I like to be able to see the middle ones on the bottom better. I also have a floating rug a little bit higher so when throwing the spell ring I can see that all plants get hit. Hope this helps.

By: Gabriel

Gabriel — Fri, 26 Apr 2019 13:43:53 +0000

Hey! Thanks for the guide. But I am afraid this guide might not be for me as I need one for couch potatoes. Can you make a guide specifically targeted towards couch potatoes? I’d really appreciate it. But if you can’t that is fine too, I will try managing with this guide. Thanks for putting the time and effort for writing this guide :D. I can imagine how difficult it must me.