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JOSEPH ROBERT KNITTEL · Games · View on the App Store

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The developer's US App Store description, in full.

Pollen & Peril is a cozy garden tycoon where every flower feeds your hive. GROW YOUR GARDEN Plant nine crops, from quick Sweet Clover to slow-burning Ghost Peppers. Each has its own growth time, harvest value and personality. Harvest ripe beds for pollen, or leave blooms standing so they keep dripping nectar. KEEP YOUR BEES HAPPY Your bees turn pollen into honey on their own, and a healthy colony multiplies every harvest. Marigolds draw new bees in, Lavender soothes them, and a well-stocked pantry keeps a growing swarm fed. PLAN YOUR LAYOUT Placement matters. Bee Boxes pollinate their neighbours. Lavender speeds up the beds beside it, Sunflowers boost nearby harvests, and Clover restores worn-out soil. Grow three species together to create a Wild Meadow. Switch on the Bonus and Soil lenses to see exactly how your garden is working. SURVIVE THE PERIL Rabbits, aphids, floods, droughts and plant viruses can strike at any time. Fix trouble as it happens, or build fences, sprinklers, drainage and netting to stop it before it starts. BUILD A GOLDEN APIARY Unlock all nine beds and upgrade your hive and home to earn the Golden Apiary. Then begin a new season: the garden starts over, but you keep every milestone and gain a permanent harvest bonus. Sixteen Garden Almanac milestones reward you along the way. PLAY YOUR WAY • Learn by doing with a friendly coach, no manual required • Your garden keeps growing while you're away • A bad run costs your swarm, never your save • Works on iPhone and iPad • VoiceOver, Dynamic Type and Reduce Motion support • Sound and haptics you can switch off • No ads, no tracking, no in-app purchases, no internet needed

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