As the third season that farmers must work through,Summeris still aprime time for them to harvestas many crops as possible before the bleaker months arrive. Summer is also a great time for crops that require a bit more heat than most in order to grow big and strong while also making a decent profit.
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Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Townmatches this belief with many of the crops available to players to grow inSummer having by far the greatest base price of out of the crops available. Players will need to pay close attention to these crops especially as it rains less during the summer requiring them to water their produce more often.
10Star Potato
Similar to the usual potato, Star Potatoes take six days to fully grow but can be sold for a much better price, having a base selling point of 84G and at ten stars a selling price of 126G. They are also incredibly beneficial as sowing one seed will yield the player with four total potatoes once they have fully grown.
They can also be sown as early as Spring as well as during the Winter seasons meaning players can grow them continuously for three seasons making a handsome profit from the produce they harvest.
9Beans
Beans take a harsh twelve days to fully grow making them first seem like not a great moneymaker for payer especially as their base selling price is only 80G and 120G at ten stars. Beans do however yield a total of five when harvested.
However, that isn’t all. Beans can be planted as early as Spring and then replanted every 12 days until theend of Autumnallowing players to continuously earn a small amount of money that they can then use to buy other seeds.
8Tomato
A worthwhile fruit for players to consider is the juicy and red tomato. Players can begin to cultivate through the hottest season of Summer as well as easily surviving through Autumn also. It may only sell for 61G and 137G at ten stars, but that doesn’t stop it from being worthwhile.
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Many of the crops inStory of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Townwill regrow on its own and the Tomato is one of them. After the six days it initially takes to grow, tomatoes will reappear on the plant every four days afterwards.
7Rice
Similar to Beans, Rice can take a very long time to start up especially as it will take 14 days for the crop to fully grow. However, this extra two days does also mean that Rice can be sold for more than Beans as a player can sell it for 125G if they cangrow it at 10 stars.
Once again this crop can be grown as early as spring and then continued through the summer as well as autumn and therefore players should begin growing it earlier rather than later.
6Pepper
Another great summer vegetable is the delightful Pepper. Just like the Tomato, players that sow these seeds will be able to collect even more peppers off of the plant every four days after the six days it first takes to grow.
It also sells for a much better price as a player can sell a single pepper for 102G and 153G if they manage to achieve a ten-star version of it. Not to mention that harvesting a pepper rewards the player with three of the produce.
5Pumpkin
Preparing for HalloweeninStory of Seasonsmeans preparing Pumpkins early, this means growing them in the summer, so they are nice and ripe for autumn. It’s surprising to think that a vegetable that is commonly linked with this time of the year can only be grown in summer however this is the case.
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Besides this confusion Pumpkins are a great crop for players to grow that are hoping to make a decent amount of money. They only take five days to grow and can be sold for a base price of 270G making them worth pursuing.
4Wheat
The final crop on the list that can survive through three seasons is by far one of the best for players toinvest in from springtill autumn. Wheat does take a total of 12 days to grow putting it on the same level as Beans however it can be sold for a fraction more.
Its base selling price is 88G and 132G at ten stars. It is also a staple product for any players hoping to fulfill the true farmer aesthetic with a whole field of wheat ready to cultivate.
3Onion
Onions are another great option for players looking for a vegetable take takes a short amount of time to grow while also being a great moneymaker. Growing Onions in bulk through the summer is a sure way for players to make a large amount of money easily.
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Taking only six days to fully grow a single onion can be sold for 286G at base level to 429G with a ten star rated onion. Unfortunately, it does only harvest for one crop at a time meaning players will have to keep replanting however it is worth its price in seeds.
2Pineapple
Hot seasons like summer should be filled with tropical drinks togift to loversas well as keep the farmer cool during their workday. Pineapples fit exactly this void as one of the few tropical options available that can only be grown during summer.
Once the pineapple is available to be harvested after six days, players that decide to sell instead of gifting it away can receive a base price of 630G or even 945G if they manage to cultivate their crops up to ten stars.
1Watermelon
By far one of thegreatest selling fruitsthat can only be grown in summer, the watermelon is definitely something players will want to invest in growing quickly into their play through. Taking only nine days to grow, watermelons are a simple to maintain crop with a lot of potential.
Even as base level this fruit supplies players with 1500G while taking the time and patience to improve it to ten stars will allow players to coin a total of 2250G making it a great way to make a lot of cash.
Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Townis available now on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and PC.
