More garden seed varieties
It would be great if we had more options for seeds! Such as cabbage, greens, squash, green beans, green tomatoes, okra, peaches, plums, grapefruit, oranges, sweet potatoes, nut varieties just to name...
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Green tomatoes are unripe tomatoes. I would really love if they made proper meshes/designs for the plants we already have, there's many that use the bush mesh when in real life they don't grow in a bush plant, like carrots, tulips, spinach, etc.
crocobaura, A tomatillo is a green tomato variant. They are green when ripe. I know since I work at a grocery store irl. I would love some yellow, orange, amd red peppers since seasons only gave us green peppers. They also could have given us more options from the squash family of plants, and more leafy vegetables like kale or bok choy. On second thought, I might as well play Story of Seasons instead, because there are many more plants options to grow.
I had to look it up as I am not familiar with this plant, but from what I see, and from the name, a tomatillo is not a tomato, even though it may look a bit like one. It resembles mostly the physalis fruit and plant. Yellow, orange, and red peppers are same plant as the green pepper, just different ripeness stage. Don't think they will add that, but would sure be nice to have and be able to harvest them at different ripeness or growth stage. Personally, I am happy for all new plants they add, especially if they make them look like the real plant instead of the generic bush that came with basegame. I would love if they added cabbage and cauliflower, leeks, sunflowers as harvestables, corn, sugar cane or beets, chestnut or walnut trees.
crocobaura, My family has also planted tomatillos is our irl garden. It is part of the tomato family as that is how many use it. I lnow the peppers are just different ripeness stages, but many video games treat them as just a different plants that requires a longer growing period. The generic bushes are honestly how games can somewhat reuse assets to save on cost.
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