Best Spring Crops In Stardew Valley

Much of your time in Stardew Valley will be taken up growing crops on your farm each season. In Spring you have limited options for crops compared to summer and fall, partially because one of the best crops isn’t sold at Pierre’s Store. That said, even when it comes to crops available from Pierre’s Store, some of them are worth much more money than others.

Best spring crops

The absolute best crop in Spring is strawberry plants, but these can only be purchased during the egg festival on Spring 13. For crops available the whole season, cauliflower offers the best profits compared to seed costs and time to grow. Crops like coffee beans are profitable, but only if you have enough kegs to convert them into coffee, with the same being true for unmilled rice.

While it is tempting to maximize your profits and only grow the most valuable crops, there are a few other factors to consider. First, if you are trying to complete the community center bundles, you will need to grow a few different spring crops to complete the spring crops bundle. Also, if you want to have a more consistent income, you might want to work on some crops that grow faster. Cauliflower might be the most profitable, but it takes 12 days to grow, so you will only get two big paydays during spring.

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When it comes to strawberries, you can plant them as soon as you get them from the egg festival, but since these crops last all season and produce strawberries continuously, it’s more worthwhile to save them for the next spring, or for the Greenhouse. Pierre’s Store is closed on Wednesdays, so try to plan ahead and buy seeds early if a field is going to be harvested on that day. Joja Mart is open on Wednesdays, but seeds cost more there.

Below you can find a table containing every spring crop, the cost of their seeds, time it takes to harvest, and the prices they sell for. All of these numbers don’t include potential bonuses, like faster growth time or better selling prices. Seed costs are based on Pierre’s Store, unless it’s noted that they come from a different vendor.

Crop Seed Price Growth Time (days) Sell Price
Blue Jazz 30G 7

Normal: 50G

Silver: 62G

Gold: 75G

Iridium: 100G

Cauliflower 80G 12

Normal: 175G

Silver: 218G

Gold: 262G

Iridium: 350G

Garlic 40G 4

Normal: 60G

Silver: 75G

Gold: 90g

Iridium: 120G

Kale

70G 6

Normal: 110G

Silver: 137G

Gold: 165G

Iridium: 220G

Parsnip 20G 4

Normal: 35G

Silver: 43G

Gold: 52G

Iridium: 70G

Potato 50G 6

Normal: 80G

Silver: 100G

Gold: 120G

Iridium: 160G

Rhubarb 100G from Oasis 13

Normal: 220G

Silver: 275G

Gold: 330G

Iridium: 440G

Tulip 20G 6

Normal: 30G

Silver: 37G

Gold: 45G

Iridium: 60G

Unmilled Rice 40G 6 if irrigated, 8 if not

Normal: 30G

Silver: 37G

Gold: 45G

Iridium: 60G

Carrot Foraged during Spring 3

Normal: 35G

Silver: 43G

Gold: 52G

Iridium: 70G

Coffee Bean 2,500G from Traveling Cart 10 for initial growth, produces every 2 days after

Normal: 15G

Silver: 18G

Gold: 22G

Iridium: 30G

Green Bean 60G 10 for initial growth, produces every 3 days after

Normal: 40G

Silver: 50G

Gold: 60G

Iridium: 80G

Strawberry 100G Egg Festival 8 for initial growth, produces every 4 days after

Normal: 120G

Silver: 150G

Gold: 180g

Iridium: 240G

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