Sweety's Garden is a small mod, adding 16 new plants found all around the world, providing a bit of extra variety and life to a lot of overworld biomes. This mod also tries to highlight less common flowers (avoiding Rafflesias, Clover or Cattails).
Plants and the biomes they are found in :
Baileya : Desert
- Baileya will generate with sandstone blocks nearby, as an indicator of the area's dryness
Bloody Dogwood : Snow slopes, Grove
Busy Lizzie : Jungle, Sparse jungle
Cyan Poppy : Stony peaks, Windswept gravelly hills
- Cyan Poppies are an hommage to Cyan Roses. They are relatively rare
Drimia : Eroded badlands, Wooded badlands
Edelweiss : Grove, Jagged peaks, Frozen peaks
- Edelweiss will always generate as a single flower
Heather : Windswept forest, Taiga, Snowy taiga
Hepatica : Birch forest, Flower forest
- Hepatica will generate as patchs, that will contain a variety of vanilla flowers, and Wood Anemones
Pale Petals : Pale Garden
Pampas : Savanna
Passion Flower : Jungle
- Passion Flowers will only generate on the side of additional fallen trees (they aren't the same as vanilla trees in 1.21.5+, and can be distinguished by the fact they are generally covered in more vegetation)
Pontederia : Swamp
Purple Shamrock : Dark forest
Shaggy Purslane : Mangrove swamp
- Shaggy Purslane can generate on Mangrove Roots
Snowdrop : Snowy plains, Snowy taiga
- Snowdrop will only be found under Spruce Trees
Wood Anemone : Old growth birch forest
- Wood Anemone will generate as patchs, that will contain a variety of vanilla flowers
Wood Sorrel : Forest, Jungle
Some flowers will be relatively rare, to act as a nice uncommon sighting, but others, like Heather or Wood Anemone can be quite common.
This new plants won't be traded by Wandering Traders, but can all be bonemealed indefinitely to be duplicated.
The config file is able to disable any of those plants, if you don't like the generation of a feature (or if you feel like it wouldn't fit your modpack).
Plants considered as small flowers can be used to craft dyes, and all small plants (outside of Wildflowers-type ones) can be potted.
