Moonlight Peaks is lousy with flowers — and unlike most farm sims, the colour of a bloom isn’t just decoration, it’s the single most useful thing to know about it. The town’s residents have strong, colour-coded taste in flowers, so a fistful of the right-coloured tulip is the fastest friendship lever in the game. This page catalogues every flower family and colour we’ve confirmed, where they come from, and — the part that actually matters — who loves which colour.
Why flower colour is the whole game
Here’s the pattern that makes flowers worth a dedicated guide: a resident’s loved gift is almost always a flower in their own colour palette. It’s a lovely bit of character design, and once you spot it, gifting stops being guesswork.
- Black blooms for the goths — Alina (Black Rose, Black Tulips) and Evan (Black Tulips).
- White for the icy coven leader — Fiona loves White Tulips.
- Pink for the sunny café baker — Mina loves a Pink Azalea.
- Purple, the whole range, for the purple-clad witch — Sabrina loves Purple Tulips, Azalea, Rose, Kthonia and Lavender.
So when you meet someone new, look at what they wear and gift the flower that matches. The full per-resident breakdown lives in the gifts & friendship guide; this page is the flower half of that equation.
Every flower family and colour
Flowers are grouped into families, each available in a range of colours. Tulips and Roses have the fullest spectrum; the more magical families (Kthonia, Moonlight Flower) are rarer and so far only appear in blue and purple.
| Family | Colours confirmed | Notable for |
|---|---|---|
| Tulips | Black, Blue, Red, Yellow, Purple, Pink, White | The gift workhorse — loved by Alina, Evan, Fiona, Sabrina; liked by almost everyone. Sell for ~6 coins each |
| Roses | Black, Red, Yellow, Blue, Purple, Pink, White | Alina’s Black Rose; Sabrina’s Purple Rose; Samael literally tends roses |
| Azaleas | Black, Red, Yellow, Blue, Purple, Pink | Mina’s beloved Pink Azalea; Purple Azalea is a safe all-rounder (~6–8 coins) |
| Plumeria | Black, Red, Yellow, Blue, Purple, Pink | Decorative range; a tropical fit for the Hosu mermaids |
| Kthonia | Blue, Purple | Magical bloom; Purple Kthonia is one of Sabrina’s loved gifts |
| Moonlight Flower | Blue, Purple | The game’s signature moonlit bloom |
| Poinsettia | (colours vary) | Seasonal; the winter-festival flower |
⚠️ Colour lists are from the community wiki and may still grow as more players catalogue rare variants. Individual sell prices are mostly undocumented; where the wiki has confirmed a number (Tulips at 6 coins, azaleas around 6–8), we’ve noted it.
Where flowers come from
Three sources, each with a trade-off:
- Foraging in the wild. Most flowers are picked out in the world — but the colour you find depends on the area and the current season, so the same meadow rotates through different colours across the year. Great for stumbling onto variety, unreliable when you need one specific colour tonight. See the fishing & foraging guide for how gathering works.
- Growing your own. Flowers can be raised from seeds on your plot, which is the dependable way to farm a colour you know a resident loves — plant a bed of Black Tulips and you’ve got a renewable supply of Alina’s favourite. The farming guide covers the growing side, and magic can speed it up.
- Buying in town. The flower shop stocks blooms directly, so if you just need a Pink Azalea before Mina’s birthday, coin solves it.
What flowers are for
- Gifts — the big one. A colour-matched flower is the cheapest, fastest friendship boost in the game, and homegrown ones cost you nothing but a seed. Start with the gifts & friendship guide.
- Bouquets — the flower-arranging hobby lets you tie cut flowers into a bouquet (in a rather fetching crescent-moon vase), which reads as a more thoughtful, handmade present than a single stem.
- Decorating & crafting — flowers can be placed around your homestead and go into crafting recipes like flowerbeds, feeding into the decorating guide.
The short version
If you remember one thing: gift the flower that looks like the person. Black for the goths, white for the frost queen, pink for the sweetheart, purple for the witch. Grow a bed of each loved colour, keep a bouquet or two on hand from the flower-arranging table, and you’ll never fumble a birthday again.
Next, pin down exactly who loves what in the gifts & friendship guide, or meet the residents you’ll be gifting in the character codex.
