Not every crop inStardew Valleyis equally valuable, but every crop has a purpose. You can convert vegetables into pickles and juice, fruit into jam and wine, flowers grown around bee housescan improve the quality of their honey, and all of them can appear in various food recipes.
The majority of crop seeds are easy to find: just head over to Pierre’s shop or JojaMart and check out the current season’s seed stocks. However, a few seeds are tucked away in unusual places, and you’ll need to exploreStardew Valleyto find them all.

Updated June 20, 2025, by Artur Novichenko:Crops in Stardew Valley are far from just a product for sale. You can use them to earn money, craft various items, complete quests, and even improve relationships with the inhabitants of the valley. That’s why we’ve updated this guide so that you can grow any possible crop on your farm.
30g

7 days
1

80g
12 days

40g
4 days

60g
10 days

Yes, 3 days
70g
6 days
20g
50g
1.25
100g
13 days
8 days dry, 6 days near water
Pierre’s stand at the Egg Festival
8 days
Yes, 4 days
Carrot
Vegetable
Find Carrot Seeds by digging up Seed Spots, slaying Iridium Golems, Opening Mystery Boxes and crates, using the Seed Maker, or completing Raccoon requests.
3 days
3
11 days
Yes, 1 day
5 days
14 days
Yes, 7 days
9 days
400g
10 days dry, 7 days near water
Summer Squash
Find Summer Squash Seeds by digging up Seed Spots, slaying Iridium Golems, Opening Mystery Boxes and crates, using the Seed Maker, or completing Raccoon requests.
240g
2.1
Yes, 5 days
200g
1000g
24 days
Broccoli
Find Broccoli Seeds by digging up Seed Spots, slaying Iridium Golems, Opening Mystery Boxes and crates, using the Seed Maker, or completing Raccoon requests.
Powdermelon
Fruit
Find Powdermelon Seeds by digging up Seed Spots, slaying Iridium Golems, Opening Mystery Boxes and crates, using the Seed Maker, or completing Raccoon requests.
No
Special Crops
The following crops all have special growing seasons that set them apart.
Double-Season Crops
These crops work like normal crops, but they can grow across two seasons.
2500g
4
Yes, 2 days
150g
1 and 0-2 Sunflower Seeds
10g
Ancient Fruit
To get Ancient Fruit, you first need to find theAncient Seedartifact. Donating an Ancient Seed to the museum will give you the recipe for Ancient Seeds, which converts the artifact into a plantable seed.Ancient Fruit:
Cactus Fruit
You can forage cactus fruit in Calico Desert, but you can also buy cactus seeds and grow them for yourself.Cactus Fruit:
Fiber
The best source of fiber is foraging, butyou can also grow special fiber plants on your farm. You can get theFiber Seedrecipe by completing the Special Order “Community Cleanup.” Fiber:
Mixed Seeds
Mixed seeds come from cutting down wild plants, tilling special dig locations, and other activities. You can use them to craft Fiber Seeds and Tea Saplings, or you can plant them on your farm and get a random crop for free.
Winter and Indoors
Any of the above
Rhubarb
Mixed Flower Seeds
Like the previous Seeds, Mixed Flower Seeds can grow into a variety of crops depending on the season. They can be obtained by harvesting Weeds. You can also find these seeds in the shops at the Desert Festival.
Fairy Seeds
Winter
When planting in a Greenhouse or indoor Garden Pot, one of the options described above is randomly selected.
Spangle Seeds
Tea
Tea bushes are effectively a cross between a normal crop and a tree. Unlike regular crops, tea bushes don’t wither, and they don’t need watering. However, they have a very unusual harvesting schedule.To first get the tea sapling recipe, you must get Caroline up to 2 hearts, then use the door in Pierre’s kitchen between 9 am and 5 pm on a sunny day. Tea:
Wild Seeds
Wild seeds are a special category of craftable seeds. You can plant and water them on your farm like normal seeds, butthey produce random forage itemsinstead of normal crops. In fact, you get forage experience for harvesting wild seeds. There are four types of wild seed, one for each season, and Winter Seeds are one of the few winter crops inStardew Valley.
Unlocks at
1 Snow Yam
1 Winter Root
In all cases, the forage items used to craft the wild seed type are the same forage items you get once they mature. This means you won’t get Spring Onions or Morels from Spring Seeds, and you won’t get Holly from Winter Seeds.