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Stardew Valley Best Crops for Every Season – Spring, Summer, & Fall!

Enjoy the good food every season!

Updated: March 21, 2024
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Growing crops is a very sensitive job, and any negligence is costly. In Stardew Valley, there are best crops for every season (Spring, Summer, and Fall), and it's good to know which are which before planting them.

Best Crops for Every Season in Stardew Valley

We're looking at the best and most profitable crops in Stardew Valley! This list is broken up by each season so you can have the best possible yields in Spring, Summer, and Fall. We'll also be looking at what works best in your Greenhouse.

If you're looking to maximize your profits in the game, you will want to make sure you have the crops that can make you the most money. While this list contains the most profitable crops, remember that the game is about having fun, so plant what you like, and don't worry about squeezing every dime out of your farm!

Best Crops for Spring in Stardew Valley

Spring is a great season for early fruits, vegetables, and flowers. Regardless of your farm type, you can make nice light meals or give presents to your special people. Here are the best crops you can grow in spring

CropPrizeHow to getUses
Strawberries618 gold profit per cropPurchased at the Egg Festival that takes place on the 13th of Spring for 100g each.Demetrius (Gift), Maru (Gift)
Coffee Bean541 gold profit per cropPurchased from the Traveling Cart for 2,500g each during any season.Coffee
Rhubarb444 gold profit per cropPurchased at Pierre’s General Store.Rhubarb Pie
Kale444 gold profit per cropPurchased at Pierre’s General Store.Salmon Dinner, Stir Fry
Potato387 gold profit per cropPurchased at Pierre’s General Store.Hashbrowns, Spring Crops Bundle
Garlic363 gold profit per cropPurchased at Pierre’s General Store.Escargot, Fiddlehead Risotto, Oil of Garlic
Cauliflower353 gold profit per cropPurchased at Pierre’s General Store.Cheese Cauliflower, Spring Crops Bundle, Jodi's Request Quest, Maru (Gift)
Green Bean242 gold profit per cropPurchased at Pierre’s General Store.
Bean Hotpot, Spring Crops Bundle
Parsnip211 gold profit per cropPurchased at Pierre’s General Store.Farmer's Lunch, Parsnip Soup, Spring Crops Bundle, Quality Crops Bundle, Pam (Gift)
Blue Jazz151 gold profit per cropPurchased at Pierre’s General Store.Lucky Lunch
Tulip121 gold profit per crop Purchased at Pierre’s General Store.Evelyn (Gift)
CarrotDug out or purchased from Racoon Store

Best Crops for Summer in Stardew Valley

Summer brings hotter days and heavier crops. You can even go to The Desert to get a Starfruit. There are also some hybrid veggies you can cook or sell for big bucks. Here are the best summer crops in Stardew Valley.

CropPrizeHow to getUses
Starfruit1514 gold profit per cropPurchased at Oasis which is located in The Desert for 400g each.Junimo Hut, A Soldier's Star Quest
Red Cabbage787 gold profit per cropPurchased at Pierre’s General Store.Coleslaw, Fish Taco, Red Plate, Dye Bundle
Blueberry601 gold profit per cropPurchased at Pierre’s General Store.Blueberry Tart, Fruit Salad, Summer Crops Bundle
Coffee Bean444 gold profit per cropPurchased from the Traveling Cart for 2,500g each during any season.Coffee
Melon504 gold profit per cropPurchased at Pierre’s General Store.Fruit Salad, Pink Cake, Summer Crops Bundle, Quality Crops Bundle, Crop Research Quest, Penny (Gift)
Hops429 gold profit per cropPurchased at Pierre’s General Store.Pale Ale
Radish363 gold profit per cropPurchased at Pierre’s General Store.Radish Salad, Red Plate
Poppy424 gold profit per cropPurchased at Pierre’s General Store.
Poppyseed Muffin, Chef's Bundle, Penny (Gift)
Hot Pepper332 gold profit per cropPurchased at Pierre’s General Store.Pepper Poppers, Spicy Eel, Summer Crops Bundle, Knee Therapy Quest, Lewis (Gift), Shane (Gift)
Tomato318 gold profit per cropPurchased at Pierre’s General Store.Summer Crops Bundle, Vegetable Medley, Spaghetti, Pizza, Fish Stew, Eggplant Parmesan, Bruschetta
Summer Spangle272 gold profit per crop Purchased at Pierre’s General Store.Caroline (Gift)
Sunflower242 gold profit per crop Purchased at Pierre’s General Store.Oil, Dye Bundle, Haley (Gift)
Corn201 gold profit per crop Purchased at Pierre’s General Store.Tortilla, Oil, Fall Crops Bundle, Quality Crops Bundle
Wheat151 gold profit per crop Purchased at Pierre’s General Store.Beer, Fodder Bundle, Wheat Flour
Summer SquashDug out or purchased from Racoon Store

Related: How to craft a Fish Smoker in Stardew Valley 1.6

Best Crops for Fall in Stardew Valley

The most valuable crop in the game is Sweet Gem Berry, which is grown in the fall. However, fall is also very bountiful with various foods, including vegetables, fruits, and grains. Here are the best crops you can grow in the fall in Stardew Valley.

CropPrizeHow to getUses
Sweet Gem Berry3030 gold profit per cropPurchased from the Traveling Cart for 600-1,000g each during any season. It's called, Rare Seed and it yields a Sweet Gem Berry.Old Master Cannoli (Gift)
Cranberries753 gold profit per cropPurchased at Pierre’s General Store.Super Meal, Cranberry Sauce, Stuffing, Cranberry Candy
Pumpkin646 gold profit per cropPurchased at Pierre’s General Store.Quality Crops Bundle, Fall Crops Bundle, Pumpkin Pie, Pumpkin Soup, Jack-O-Lantern, Autumn's Bounty, Abigail (Gift), Krobus (Gift), Willy (Gift), Carving Pumpkins Quest
Fairy Rose585 gold profit per cropPurchased at Pierre’s General Store.Evelyn (Gift), Jas (Gift)
Grape484 gold profit per cropPurchased at Pierre’s General Store.Summer Seeds, Summer Foraging Bundle, Vincent (Gift)
Artichoke484 gold profit per cropPurchased at Pierre’s General Store.Artichoke Dip, Super Meal
Bok Choy484 gold profit per cropPurchased at Pierre’s General Store.Radish Salad, Red Plate
Amaranth454 gold profit per cropPurchased at Pierre’s General Store.
Salmon Dinner, Cow's Delight Quest
Beet404 gold profit per cropPurchased at Oasis which is located in The Desert for 20g each.Vegetable Medley, Sugar, Evelyn (Gift), The Mysterious Qi Quest
Yam323 gold profit per cropPurchased at Pierre’s General Store.Autumn's Bounty, Glazed Yams, Fall Crops Bundle, Linus (Gift)
Eggplant303 gold profit per crop Purchased at Pierre’s General Store.Eggplant Parmesan, Survival Burger, Fall Crops Bundle
Sunflower242 gold profit per crop Purchased at Pierre’s General Store.Oil, Dye Bundle, Haley (Gift)
Corn201 gold profit per crop Purchased at Pierre’s General Store.Tortilla, Oil, Fall Crops Bundle, Quality Crops Bundle
Wheat151 gold profit per crop Purchased at Pierre’s General Store.Beer, Fodder Bundle, Wheat Flour
BroccolliDug out or purchased from Racoon Store
Powder MelonDug out or purchased from Racoon Store

Best Crops for the Greenhouse in Stardew Valley

You can grow things year-round in the Greenhouse, so the highest profit options are going to be the best options for each season! Here's a list of the best crops for profit in the Greenhouse:

CropPrizeHow to get
Sweet Gem Berry3030 gold profit per cropPurchased from the Traveling Cart for 600-1,000g each during any season. It's called, Rare Seed and it yields a Sweet Gem Berry.
Starfruit1514 gold profit per cropPurchased at Oasis which is located in The Desert for 400g each.
Red Cabbage
787 gold profit per cropPurchased at Pierre’s General Store.
Cranberries753 gold profit per cropPurchased at Pierre’s General Store.
Strawberries618 gold profit per cropPurchased at the Egg Festival that takes place on the 13th of Spring for 100g each.

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