Disney Dreamlight Valley Fan's "Mega Garden" Featuring Every Plantable Seed Will Put Your Game To Shame
Valley is all about creativity and exploration, offering players a chance to craft their dream village alongside iconic Disney characters. With frequent updates and downloadable content (DLC), the game keeps expanding, adding new seeds, crops, and recipes to grow and harvest.
One fan on Reddit has taken the gardening feature to the next level, building a «Mega Garden» featuring every single plantable seed in the game. If you thought your garden was impressive, this might inspire—or intimidate—you.
In, players can grow a wide variety of crops, each tied to specific biomes. These include essentials like wheat and carrots from the early-game Peaceful Meadow, exotic crops like eggplants from the Frosted Heights, and newer additions from the game’s DLC, such as pumpkins and leeks. As of now, there are over 40 plantable seeds, though this number can fluctuate as updates and expansions continue to roll out.
The first three Dreamlight Valley updates of 2025 have been teased by Disney, giving fans a glimpse of what's to come in the first half of next year.
Creating a Mega Garden capable of accommodating every single seed is no small feat. Each plant requires the right biome, soil preparation, and even specific weather conditions for optimal growth. This fan’s ambitious setup likely took weeks of planning, resource collection, and in-game hours to execute. Not to mention, watering every plot and keeping critters at bay requires dedication. For anyone familiar with the effort it takes to build even a small farm in, this garden is a monumental accomplishment.
We all know the grind that goes into maintaining a garden in . Whether you’re planting a small patch of carrots or mass-producing pumpkins for Star Coin profits, it’s a balancing act of time, patience, and resources. This Mega Garden, however, puts even the most seasoned players to shame.
As someone who’s sunk countless hours into the game, I can confidently say my little garden pales in comparison. Sure, I’ve managed to
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