There are a ton of possible gifts players can give to the denizens ofSun Haven, but nothing quite matches the allure of a Blue Rose Bouquet. Putting their pretty appearance aside, this flower bundle is loved by most of the game’s possible romance partners, making it a great gift to give when chasing after someone.
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Blue Rose Bouquets are fairly easy to make, but players won’t be able to craft any of them until they get the recipe. Thankfully, this won’t involvefighting any intimidating bosses, but players will still need to do some gardening and a bit of legwork.
How to Get The Blue Rose Bouquet Recipe
In order to get the recipe, players need to collect all the items needed to complete theFlowers Bundlelocated in theSun Haven Museum’s Hall of Culture. The bundle requires one of 11 different flowers, which all need to be donated to the museum. Here are all the needed plants:
Seeds for all of these flowers can be bought from theFarming Storeright by the eastern farm exit. Each type of flower takes four days to grow, and they can be planted during any season. Buy at least one of each seed and plant them somewhere on the farm, then feel free to do someother activities around townwhile waiting.
Afterward, harvest all the flowers and donate them to the museum by interacting with the Flowers Bundle again. Doing this will reward players with theBlue Rose Bouquet Recipeonce they speak with Covington, the museum’s curator.
How to Make Blue Rose Bouquets in Sun Haven
Once the recipe is acquired, players will be able to make all the bouquets they want via aFarmer’s Table. The recipe requires12 Blue Rosesand75 Mana. Simply purchase more Blue Rose seeds or use theFlower Farmskill in the Farming Tree to receive free seeds every Friday inSun Haven.
Players who want tomake some extra moneywhile growing any kind of flower may want to have aBee Boxhandy. Place it in the middle of a flower patch and let the bees do their jobs. They’ll produce jars offlower-specific honeythat can be sold, used in cooking, or outright consumed to restore health and mana.
Sun Havenis available now on PC. A Nintendo Switch version is coming soon.
