Crates
DatabaseCrates are Props Shop rolls in Grow a Garden 2 — mostly decorations for dressing up your garden, plus a few genuinely useful defensive props. Prices are in Sheckles unless marked R$ (Robux).
Last updated: June 17, 2026 · Some figures are community-sourced and still being verified in-game.
14 of 14 crates
Ladder Crate
CommonLadder sections for vertical traversal
Cost
30,000
Bench Crate
UncommonDecorative bench seating
Cost
60,000
Light Crate
UncommonIllumination props
Cost
90,000
Sign Crate
RarePlaceable signs for labelling
Cost
150,000
Arch Crate
RareDecorative gateway arch
Cost
200,000
Roleplay Crate
RareSocial / roleplay decorations
Cost
300,000
Bear Trap Crate
LegendaryBear traps that damage intruders (defense)
Cost
500,000
Conveyor Crate
EpicConveyor belt prop
Cost
700,000
Bridge Crate
EpicBridge segments for building
Cost
700,000
Spring Crate
EpicA spring that launches players
Cost
900,000
Seesaw Crate
EpicPlaceable seesaw
Cost
1,500,000
Owner Door Crate
LegendaryOwner-only door (defense)
Cost
—
Fence Crate
LegendaryFence panels (defense)
Cost
10,000,000
Teleporter Pad Crate
LegendaryTeleporter pads — the most expensive crate
Cost
50,000,000
Each crate is a gacha-style roll for its prop set. Most are cosmetic; Bear Trap, Fence, and Owner Door are the defensive ones worth prioritising.
Worth buying?
Most crates are pure decoration, so buy them for the look, not the advantage. The exceptions are the defensive props — Bear Traps, Fence panels, and the Owner Door — which actually help keep raiders out of your garden. See the defense guide for how to use them.