Field of Blooms

About Field of Blooms: Save Your Dried-Out Garden

Field of Blooms puts you in charge of a garden that has run dry, and your job is to bring it back to life. Sweep a watering can across the field and dry sprouts open in a line behind your cursor. Fertilizer then turns those sprouts into fat golden heads, and a basket collects the whole harvest. Cash in what you gathered, buy a wider spray and a longer timer, and head back out. Harvest the entire map and the season starts over — permanently richer each time.

Several scenes show a field of small green sprouts on a dark background, dotted with clusters of pink, yellow, blue, and orange flowers.

How to Play Field of Blooms

Guide your tool across the field to water dry sprouts, which open in a line behind the cursor. Fertilizer converts them into fat golden heads, and the basket gathers the lot. Sell the harvest, then spend the proceeds on a wider spray or a longer timer before returning for the next run. Clear the whole map and the season resets, leaving you permanently better equipped.

Controls

• Mouse move: guide your tool across the field — no clicking or holding required
• Mouse to screen edge: scroll the garden
• Touch hold and drag: guide your tool on touch devices
• Drag near screen edge: scroll the garden on touch
• Space, Esc, or Tab: pause
• 1, 2, 3 or bottom buttons: switch tools

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