Overview
Easter Sprout is a Prismatic crop in Grow a Garden — and it multi-harvests, so the seed keeps paying.
How to get it
Appears in Seed Shop restocks or from events.
Stats
- Base Value
- 650,000
- Base Weight
- 4
- Date Added
- April 11, 2026
- Multi-harvest
- Yes
- Obtainable
- No
- Plant types
- Easter
- Sell value
- 650,000
Overview
The Easter Sprout is a limited prismatic crop that was added to the second part of the Easter Event 2026.
Appearance
The Easter Sprout produce features an egg-like shape that is colored with a blue to purple gradient from top to bottom, and has white spots throughout. There are green leaves below it that resemble a bird nest. The Easter Sprout seed has the same blue to purple gradient and white spots that are seen on the produce.
Obtainment
The Easter Sprout can be obtained from the Evil Bunny Rewards with a 0.25% chance of obtaining.
Value
650,000Sheckles (base sell value)
What does this mean?
Grow a Garden sells crops by weight. The value shown is each crop's base Sheckle sell value at its average weight — the anchor the game's weight formula scales from. Values are not comparable across games.
Opening baselineRecorded
Source: Grow a Garden Wiki (Fandom) — Crop Data module · verified Jul 22, 2026
Trivia
The Easter Sprout seed bears a resemblance to the Elder Strawberry seed. The Easter Sprout has the second highest base value for a multi-harvest crop, at 650,000 Sheckle. Just behind Alien Apple's 1,000,000 Sheckle base value. It has the highest base value for a Prismatic crop, beating Christmas Tree's 500,000 Sheckle. It has the third highest base value for every crop (single and multi harvest) in the game, behind Alien Apple at 1,000,000 Sheckle and Beast Shadow and Beast Buttercup, both tied at 3,000,000 Sheckle. Despite having "Easter" in its name, it is not an Easter Garden-exclusive crop. This is the second Prismatic crop added in the Easter Event 2026, the first being Eggfruit. The Easter Sprout has some correlation with the Elder Strawberry, both having their produces look similar and their seeds also look very similar. The produce most likely shares the same model as the Cocomango, just retextured and no face.
Sourced from growagarden.fandom.com · Jul 24, 2026






