Growing Sakura and Maple Trees from Saplings

Planting the Saplings

You have three sakura saplings: Blush Sakura Sapling and Cotton Sakura Sapling. Plant them on dirt or grass with open sky above. They grow into Blush Sakura Blossoms and Cotton Sakura Blossoms respectively. For maples, plant Fulvous Maple Sapling and Mikado Maple Sapling the same way.

Harvesting Blossoms and Leaves

Once grown, harvest Blush Sakura Blossom Pile and Cotton Sakura Blossom Pile from the ground beneath the trees. These piles are placeable decoration. Collect Fulvous Maple Leaf Pile and Mikado Maple Leaf Pile from under the maple trees. Fallen Fulvous Maple Leaves, Fallen Mikado Maple Leaves, Fallen Sap Maple Leaves, and Fallen Vermilion Maple Leaves also spawn under maple trees and can be picked up and placed.

Decorating with the Harvest

Use blossom piles and leaf piles as ground cover around paths made of Asphalt or Blunite. Place Maple Shelf indoors to display Maple Syrup Bottle and fruit. Combine Blueberry Bush plantings with sakura trees for a garden plot. Coiled Vines and Coiled Vines Plant can be added to tree trunks for a fuller canopy look.