Anyone one happen to know where you purchase the garden?
I have look at the "Housing Enthusiast", but they do not sell the garden patch.
Am I missing something? :cool:
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Anyone one happen to know where you purchase the garden?
I have look at the "Housing Enthusiast", but they do not sell the garden patch.
Am I missing something? :cool:
Housing Merchant.
Housing Merchant? And they are where?
I am in the Goblet, have checked ever vendor there, no one sells the garden patch.
If I remember correctly it's on one of the three merchants that you purchase to place in your house.
- Setting Up a Garden
Players can purchase a garden patch from one of the following vendor NPCs, which can then be placed on the estate grounds.
Mist (X:10, Y:11) - Housing Merchant
Lavender Beds (X:11, Y:8) - Housing Merchant
The Goblet (X:11, Y:9) - Housing Merchant
* Players may also purchase garden patches from junkmonger vendors placed on their estate grounds.
Hmmmm, so it is likely the one I do not have then. I have the "Mender" and the "Material" permit vendors, but not the "Junk Monger".
I can only place two in my small abode, so that is a bit ghetto, if that be the case. Guess I'll be replacing the material bloke for a a bit!
The housing merchant is found at the locations above in the first "merchant plaza" that was in the housing areas. Look for the one selling pieces of furniture. Also don't fall for a sneaky trick like I did if you don't have a culinarian leveled, you can buy fish meal fertilizer from one of the vendors in that plaza as well, don't buy overpriced on the marketboard. :D I believe it's the material supplier.
farming is pretty lackluster as far as rewards vs investment. The only reason right now for anyone to bother is to unlock glazenuts for crafter benches, and so far, nobody's found/released the information on what you have to cross-pollinate for them.
Otherwise, you're looking at maybe a yield of a dozen items, after which you have to replant. For any standard item you can obtain seeds from, traditional 'farming' is better than gardening.
Cool, thanks guys!