Primal Eggs Bring Dinosaurs and Big Rewards to Grow a Garden
Have you heard what’s been cooking in Grow a Garden lately? Well, it’s not just crops and candy blossoms anymore. The game just dropped one of its most exciting updates yet—the Prehistoric Event —and it’s turning the garden into a dino-packed wonderland.
Let’s start with the headline-grabber: Primal Eggs . These new dinosaur-themed eggs are at the heart of the update, offering you a shot at hatching six unique dinosaur pets. Yep, you heard that right. Dinosaurs. In your garden. And they aren’t just there for looks—each dino brings some wild new abilities to your farming life. From the speed-boosting Raptor to the ultra-rare T-Rex that can copy fruit mutations, these pets are game-changers. But getting your hands on one isn’t as easy as planting a carrot.
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To snag a Dino Egg, you’ll need to either complete a series of Prehistoric Quests or trade your current pets with a special NPC in the center of the map. Be warned, though—there’s no guarantee you’ll get a dino out of the deal, and the T-Rex has only a 0.5% chance of hatching. So yeah, maybe hold off on trading in your favorite unicorn pet unless you’re feeling really lucky.
This update also introduces eight new seeds , like the cool-sounding Bone Blossom and Horned Dinoshroom, all part of the Ancient Seed Pack. There’s even a seed that’s reportedly better than the fan-favorite Candy Blossom—no small claim, considering how obsessed players have been with that one. Plus, a Prehistoric Questline lets you unlock these seeds through actual gameplay, making your grind feel more rewarding than ever.
If pets and seeds weren’t enough, two traveling merchants—the Summer Merchant and the Honey Merchant—have rolled into town. They’re selling rare seasonal seeds and those sweet Bee Eggs you might’ve missed earlier in the year. And guess what? You can now upgrade your pet inventory size and even dig up old sprinklers thanks to quality-of-life improvements added in this update.
Sure, some things haven’t changed—like the frustrating garden thefts that still plague the game—but with all these new features, it’s easier to overlook. The developers clearly took past player feedback to heart, creating events that feel polished, exciting, and far from rushed.
So if you’ve been away from Grow a Garden for a while, now’s the perfect time to dig back in. The Prehistoric Event runs for a limited time, and those Dino Eggs won’t stick around forever. Whether you’re farming for the perfect fruit or chasing after a mythical Brontosaurus, one thing’s for sure: your garden’s about to get a whole lot wilder.
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