This card needs major rework

Why?

It is like wasting two sun for almost nothing

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@GargantuarFeast wrote:

It is like wasting two sun for almost nothing

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It can be very handy with the right plants, or in certain situations.

With more experience you will see that every card is valuable in the right situations.

But I want to learn it now

moving a plant with anti-hero seems like the most obvious way to use this trick

Instead of moving it, you could just place it in the right place. It is not like zombies where it is the one last thing you do before the battle phase.

This card is like oops, I placed my plant in the wrong spot. Let me correct that for two sun.

um no.

(I can't believe I have to walk you through this)...

ideal situation :

1. zombies play zombies, your opponent plays all his brains

2. plants play plants and tricks - you play a plant with anti-hero or some other talent that requires hitting your opponent

3. zombies have no brains for tricks

-FIGHT-

1. zombies play a zombie in front of your anti-hero plant, thus reducing it's attack.

2. you use the gardening gloves to move your plant to an empty lane, thus increasing it's attack again or allowing it to hit your opponent again.

3. you hope zombies can't block or kill it on their trick phase

-FIGHT-

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@jaydabbler wrote:

moving a plant with anti-hero seems like the most obvious way to use this trick

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Yep.

There's so many instances where you might want to move a plant to keep it alive another round, or to block a high powered zombie from doing damage.

It also boosts BananaSaurus Rex's stats, while moving him to a safe spot.

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@GargantuarFeast wrote:

This card is like oops, I placed my plant in the wrong spot. Let me correct that for two sun.

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If that's how you are summing up this card, then you really do need more experience.