Garden Path
Swap flowers until they are grouped correctly and the bees are happy.
The rules
- Sunflowers can’t be next to each other.
- Tulips need to be in pairs.
- Lilacs must be in groups of 4.
- Bees must be next to each type of flower.
Tap a flower, then another, to swap them — or drag one onto another. Happy tiles turn green.
Learn by gardening
Five tiny gardens, one rule at a time. Each has exactly one happy arrangement.
Sunflowers need space
These two sunflowers are squabbling. Swap two flowers so no sunflower touches another.
Tulips come in pairs
Three tulips are crowded together and one is all alone. Make two pairs.
Lilacs grow in fours
Gather the lilacs into one group of exactly four.
Keep the bee busy
The bee wants a sunflower, a tulip and a lilac right beside it.
A whole little garden
Every rule at once, and two bees to please. Can you do it in three swaps?
Ready? Today’s garden is bigger, and it has a par — the fewest swaps that solve it.
Play today’s garden