Props are the decorative side of Grow a Garden 2, letting you customize and personalize your plot however you want. They are purely cosmetic and do not affect gameplay, but if you want your garden to stand out from everyone around you, this is how you get and place props in Grow a Garden 2. We also list all props currently available in GaG 2.

What Are Props in Grow a Garden 2

Props are decorative structures you place around your plot to make it look the way you want. The selection covers a broad range of visual styles and themes, from simple garden decorations to more elaborate builds, so there is room to go minimal or go all out depending on your taste. None of them affect how your crops grow or how much money you make, though, so think of them purely as a creative outlet rather than a progression tool.

Where to Find the Prop Shop

To buy props, make your way to the center of the map and look for the Prop Shop run by an NPC named Charlotte. It sits near the other main shopping areas, so it is easy to find once you know the general area. Crates can be purchased using Sheckles earned from harvesting and selling crops, or Robux for premium options.

How to Place Props in Grow a Garden 2

Once you buy a prop, it goes straight into your inventory. Here is how to get it onto your plot:

  1. Open your inventory and select the prop you want to place
  2. Head to your plot and find the space where you want it
  3. Use the rotation controls to angle it however you prefer
  4. Use grid snapping to keep things aligned and looking tidy
  5. Confirm placement once you are happy with the position

One thing worth knowing is that nothing you place is permanent. You can pick up, reposition, or completely remove any prop at any point, and it goes straight back into your inventory without being lost. This means you can redesign your garden as many times as you want without any cost, which makes it easy to experiment with different layouts until you find something you like.

All Props in Grow a Garden 2

Props are organized into categories, and each has its own drop odds when obtained from crates. Here is the full list:

Ladders

PropImageOdds
Ladder40%
Dark Oak Ladder30%
Gold Ladder20%
Rainbow Ladder10%

Benches

PropImageOdds
Normal Bench25%
Corner Bench25%
White Bench20%
Dark Bench15%
Log Bench10%
Flower Bench5%

Lights

PropImageOdds
Moss Light30%
Rope Lights26%
Small Rope Light22%
Bonfire15%
Star Lights7%

Signs

PropImageOdds
Sign70%
Gold Sign25%
Rainbow Sign4%
Big Sign1%

Arches

PropImageOdds
Wood Arch35%
White Arch30%
Small Arch25%
Circle Arch10%

Roleplay

PropImageOdds
Beach Towel21.05%
Bookcase21.05%
Carpet21.05%
Clock10.53%
Wood Floor10.53%
Wood Wall10.53%
Water Fountain5.26%

Bridges

PropImageOdds
Big Bridge70%
Red Bridge25%
Small Bridge4%
White Bridge1%

Springs

PropImageOdds
Uncommon Spring67.71%
Rare Spring26.04%
Mythic Spring5.21%
Super Spring1.04%

Seesaws

PropImageOdds
Wood Seesaw80%
Gold Seesaw15%
Rainbow Seesaw5%

Conveyors

PropImageOdds
Common Conveyor43%
Uncommon Conveyor25%
Rare Conveyor20%
Epic Conveyor10%
Super Conveyor2%

Owner Doors

PropImageOdds
Oak Owner Door75%
Dark Oak Owner Door20%
Gold Owner Door4%
Rainbow Owner Door1%

Bear Traps

PropImageOdds
Common Bear Trap90%
Gold Bear Trap8%
Rainbow Bear Trap2%

Fences

PropImageOdds
Wood17.12%
Stone14.55%
Stick12.41%
Bamboo11.13%
White10.27%
Flower8.56%
Light6.85%
Lantern5.57%
Star4.28%
Cupid3.42%
Spike2.57%
Pole1.37%
Futuristic1.03%
Rainbow0.86%

Teleporter Pads

PropImageOdds
Teleport Pad80%
Big Teleport Pad15%
Huge Teleport Pad5%

That's all for our Grow a Garden 2 crates guide. Check our Grow a Garden 2 wiki for more game-related guides, such as Badges, Pets, mutations, and more. Also, visit our codes guide to get some freebies for a head start. You can also read this guide to know all about the changes in this Grow a Garden sequel.