The crop timing reference.

Look up first-growth days, repeat intervals and season-end cutoffs. Each reference explains the fields behind its calculated dates and links back to the source records.

Harvest rounds by a target date

Filter this season’s crop schedules by planting day, inclusive deadline and minimum harvest rounds.

Seed locations, conditions and evidence

Separate wild collection, the Moon Cave evolution route and Nursery replenishment for eight example crops.

Schedule reference

Tomato schedule reference: Spring 1 through the final repeat

Look up the first-harvest formula, five repeat dates and plant-count units for a Spring Tomato planting.

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Season boundary

Latest-start formula: Garlic and the inclusive day-28 boundary

Subtract growth days from 28 to find a crop’s final start for one in-season harvest.

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Regrowth reference

Beans timing reference: four days first, five days between repeats

Look up the first-harvest rule, full Spring schedule and latest start for ordinary Beans growth.

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Harvest-type reference

Harvest-type reference: one planting, one date or repeated dates

Distinguish a single-harvest result from regrowth, and keep replacement sowings separate.

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Boundary reference

Late Tomato reference: Spring 18 fits one harvest

Check the final valid Tomato start, the first outside-window day and the difference between regrowth and remaining time.

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Crop reference

Crop record fields: seasons, clocks and counting units

Look up season availability, seed regions, growth waits and the units used in a harvest schedule.

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Summer reference

Summer crop timing: first harvests and repeat intervals

Compare Strawberry and Tomato from the same Summer start, then use their separate growth clocks to read late planting windows.

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Fall reference

Fall last planting reference: Squash and Sunflower

Find the 13-day Squash boundary, compare a five-day single harvest, and read the source decision behind the dates.

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Winter reference

Winter crop windows: six days, four days and a final-day harvest

Use Rainbow Chard and Lettuce to distinguish the last valid start from the first day outside Winter’s harvest window.

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