Soul Skull leads the Grow A Garden 2 Halloween seed list with a listed base value of about 53,300 Candy Corn, while Candied Cornflower follows at about 13,300. Use the Grow a Garden 2 Items page as a planning stop while you weigh rarity, harvest type, and event costs. Soul Skull is the headline collection target, but the better pick for your garden depends on what you can afford and how often you can harvest.

Which Grow A Garden 2 Halloween seed has the highest listed value

Soul Skull has the highest listed base value among these featured seeds, at roughly 53,300 Candy Corn, and it belongs to the Secret rarity tier. That makes it the standout option if you want a high-value seasonal crop for your collection.

A large listed value doesn't guarantee the best return on your event resources. Check the seed's requirements and cost before committing, and make sure you will have enough time to grow and use it once you get it.

How do the Grow A Garden 2 Halloween seeds rank

The order by tier and reported base value runs from Soul Skull at S tier down to Spirethorn at D tier, with Candied Cornflower, Night Shade, Great Pumpkin, and Vampire Bloom between them.

S tier: Soul Skull is Secret rarity with a listed base value of about 53,300 Candy Corn.
A tier: Candied Cornflower is Mythic and has a listed base value near 13,300 Candy Corn.
B tier: Night Shade is Legendary, with a listed base value of around 1,556 Candy Corn.
C tier: Great Pumpkin and Vampire Bloom are Epic crops, each listed at about 200 Candy Corn.
D tier: Spirethorn is Rare and has a listed base value of around 151 Candy Corn.

Which Halloween seed is the practical pick for your garden

Candied Cornflower is the strongest middle-ground pick if you want both a high listed value and repeat harvests. Its multi-harvest type can keep producing crops from one seed, so it may suit your garden better than a seed you need to replace after a single crop.

Night Shade can make sense when its event objectives are more manageable for you than those for the rarer seeds. Great Pumpkin and Vampire Bloom are reasonable collection starters, while Spirethorn can help beginners learn the event farming routine and build resources for later goals.

Treat every listed value as a comparison point, not a promise of profit. Crop weight, mutations, and event mechanics can change your returns, so check the seed cost and harvest type before spending. If a crop can be harvested more than once, consider whether you have enough event time to make use of those extra cycles.

Keep your plan focused on crops that suit your progress, then use Grow A Garden 2 Coins as a next step while leaving room in your budget for useful seeds and upgrades.