🌱 Garden Trails

Garden Trails is a compact plant-focused mod that adds numerous new plants, silk moths with a unique silk production system, and decorative potted plants to Minecraft. Future updates will introduce iron pergolas and lattices with climbing plant support.

This mod seamlessly blends with the vanilla game style and pairs excellently with the Dawn of Time mod. It combines exploration and discovery of new plants with creativity and craftsmanship in the silk production process — and this is just the beginning!

Full Compatibility

The mod is fully compatible with the following mods:

• Critters and Companions — works with silk and recipes for silk lead and grappling hook
• Let's Do Vinery — compatibility with grapes and red grapes, recipes for red grape bags and seeds from DoT grapes
• Farmer's Delight — compatibility with rice and recipe for bag of rice
• Farmland compatibility: Aether, Farmer's Delight, and Immersive Weathering

Main Features

• 11 new plants (including wild versions): boxwood, camellia, commelina, cypress, geranium, grapes, ivy, maize, maple sapling, mulberry, rice
• Silk system: silk moth entity, drying tray block, stick bundle block, silk items (including silk itself!)
• 8 types of potted plants: camellia, commelina, cypress, geranium, grapes, maize, maple sapling, mulberry

How to Obtain Silk?

• Find mulberries in the flowery forest or taiga
• When the mulberry is fully grown, there's a chance for a silk moth to spawn
• Kill it to obtain silk eggs that can be hatched using mulberry leaves in the drying tray

Mulberry leaves can be collected by hitting the base of the plant

Planned Updates

• Iron pergolas and lattices with climbing plant support
• Color variations for geraniums
• Biome-adaptive foliage colors (e.g., cypress changing color like vanilla leaves)
• Compatibility bridge between Dawn of Time and Armor of the Ages: shared crafting recipes using Garden Trails resources and cross-mod integration for items and plants
• Biome generation compatibility for modded worlds (e.g., Biomes O' Plenty, Terralith, and others)

Credits

• Development, models, and textures: Poulpinou and TheGoldenWorld
• Thanks to Knoxxturre for the maple tree