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But you soon discover, unfortunately, that the very lifeline of The Grove is threatened by a dark force known as The Rot, and it is up to you to help rebuild each of the aforementioned towns and re-establish their communication with each other.

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He appoints you to be his successor, teaching you the basics of combat and how to help out neighboring towns. One day, Guardian Plum lets you out of the Kindergarden and informs you of his upcoming departure.

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All the inhabitants of Garden Story live in The Grove, home to a massive tree full of mana and partitioned into four towns based on the seasons: Spring Hamlet, Summer Bar, Autumn Town, and Winter Glade. The Great Pagoda is re-opened with 80 newly-restored dragons.If it wasn’t clear already, you play as an adorable, stumpy, round, purple grape, who has spent its entire life in the Kindergarden, maintaining a single vine with the life essence of The Grove known as Dew. 2018: After five years of restoration, the Temperate House is re-opened.Kew publishes the first State of the World's Plants report. The Great Broadwalk Borders are completed. 2013: Kew and Big Lottery launch the nationwide 'Grow Wild' campaign supporting communities to grow native wildflowers.The Herbarium and Library are extended to accommodate 30,000 items added each year. 2009: The Queen and Prince Phillip visit to celebrate Kew's 250th anniversary.2008: The Treetop Walkway and The Shirley Sherwood Gallery of Botanical Art opens.2007: The billionth seed is banked at the Millennium Seed Bank.2006: The award-winning Sackler Crossing opens to bridge the Lake.2003: Kew Gardens is officially inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.1997: Wellcome Trust donation enables construction of the Millennium Seed Bank.1996: Restored Japanese Gateway and landscape is opened by Her Imperial Highness Princess Sayako.1987: Princess of Wales conservatory is opened.

1978 Low temperate seed bank is set up at Wakehurst.

1970: Biochemical systematics word takes off at Kew.

1965: Seed research begins in Kew's Plant Physiology department.

1963: Kew's Diploma in Horticulture is introduced.

1952: Crick and Watson discover structure of DNA a breakthrough that underpins Kew's current scientific research on genetic diversity of plants.

1939: Dig for Victory! Vegetables and medicinal plants are grown at Kew to support the war effort.

1930: Imperial Bureau of Mycology move to site by Herbarium.

1913: Suffragettes attack glasshouse and burn down Kew's tea pavilion.

1911: Japanese Gateway 'Chokushi-Mon' is presented to Kew.

1896: Women are first employed as gardeners at Kew.

1889: Titan arum (corpse flower) blooms at Kew, the first time outside its native Sumatra.

Work begins on plant pathology, and later on cells that produce latex.

1865: On the death of his father, Joseph Dalton Hooker succeeds as director to Kew.

Today, after five extensions, it holds over seven million species.

1841: Joseph Hooker brings plants from Falklands to Kew in glazed Wardian cases, a new way to keep plants alive on voyages.Sir William Hooker is appointed director. 1840: Kew transferred from the Crown to the government.1802: King George III unites the Richmond and Kew estates.1788: HMS Bounty goes to Tahiti with two Kew gardeners and collects 1,000 breadfruit plants.1773: Capability Brown creates the Hollow Walk, now the Rhododendron Dell.1772: Francis Masson, Kew's first plant collector, goes to South Africa and returns with thousands of plants.1768: Joseph Banks sends seeds to Kew whilst on Captain Cook's voyage to South Seas, and becomes Kew's first unofficial director on his return.1762: William Chambers builds the Great Pagoda.1759: Princess Augusta, mother of King George III, founds a nine-acre botanic garden within the pleasure grounds at Kew.