When to Plant Trees in Stardew Valley
Stardew Valley not only offers seeds and livestock to make your living. There are also some long-term investments you can make on saplings in Pierre’s Shop. These saplings can be purchased for a hefty amount of money and they all take 28 days to fully grow into a fruit tree.
- Apricot Sapling (2,000 coins) – Bears apricots in the Spring.
- Cherry Sapling (3,400) – Cherries in the Spring.
- Apple Sapling (4,000) – Apples in the Fall.
- Orange Sapling (4,000) – Oranges in the Summer.
- Peach Sapling (6,000) – Peaches in the Summer.
- Pomegranate Sapling (6,000) – Bears pomegranates in the Fall.
When you’re buying a sapling, consider the 28 days that it will take for the tree to fully grow before it bears a new fruit each day. If it’s Summer, consider planting one of the Fall saplings as by the time it’s the appropriate season and it’s fully grown, you will be able to reap the fruits. For another example, if you want to buy an Orange tree, make sure it’s the beginning of Spring and you plant it right away to give it the time to give you a profit all through Summer. Also keep in mind that you’ll need the tiles surrounding the tree to be free for the sapling to grow. That’s eight tiles all around that need to be empty.
Now that you know when it’s appropriate to buy the saplings and plant them, get that daily income from the fruits! If you need any other help with Stardew Valley, check out our wiki!
