How to garden on the Sims 3 Pets for ps3? and Garden Sign on Slate in Green and Buttercup by Nutmeg Designs

How to garden on the Sims 3 Pets for ps3?

I'm having trouble trying to garden on the sims 3 pets... I need to refine my gardening skill because my sim is in the science career but I can't plant anything or I don't know how.. Can someone tell me how?


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Answer by Erika
I'm not sure where to start since I'm not sure how much you've discovered on your own. My apologies if I'm giving instructions you already know.

First, your Sim needs seeds or fruit/vegetables in his/her inventory. You can get seeds by having your Sim pick them up around town. You can usually find some in parks. You can also buy some fruit and vegetables at the grocery store. Although your Sim can only plant certain seeds and fruit/vegetables at the outset. Apples, lettuce, and grapes are your best bet, as are "common" seeds.

Once you have plantable items in your Sim's inventory, send him/her home. Once you're there, go into build/buy mode. Go into your Sim's personal inventory, the symbol looks like a backpack. Scroll down until you find the seeds/produce and then select them. Drag the seed or produce onto the ground outside. Go back into Live mode and, while controlling your gardening Sim, click on the seed or apple/lettuce/grapes. The option "Plant" should come up. (If that option doesn't come up, either the Sim isn't skilled enough to plant that particular item or you've placed the seed/produce too close to the edge of the lot or to another object.)

You should then have your Sim tend the garden and fertilize plants regularly to increase his/her skill and to make sure the garden doesn't die. Although, once a plant has been harvested a certain number of times, it will die on its own. At that point, either have your Sim "dispose" of the dead plant or go into Build/Buy and delete the plant yourself. That's my preferred option since I can then place a new seed at the same time.

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