Flower Garden

Build all four suited foundations upward from Ace to King.

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How to play

Build all four suited foundations upward from Ace to King.

Six tableau columns hold six face-up cards each and sixteen exposed cards form the bouquet.
Move one exposed tableau or bouquet card onto the next higher tableau rank, regardless of suit, or onto its suited foundation.
Any single card may fill an empty tableau column, but cards cannot be returned to an empty bouquet position.

Strategy tips

Treat bouquet cards as available sources, not reusable storage cells.
Use empty columns to expose low foundation cards from the flower beds.
Because only single cards move, avoid building long chains whose lower cards become inaccessible.

Complete guide

Rules, scoring, and strategy

Flower Garden lays out six columns called flower beds and sixteen individually available bouquet cards. Tableau cards build down by rank without suit restrictions, empty beds accept any card, and the bouquet can be played from but never refilled.

Beds and bouquet have different roles

Each of the six flower beds begins with six face-up cards. The sixteen bouquet cards are all independently exposed sources, but a card moved from a bouquet position leaves a permanent gap rather than an empty storage cell.

Single cards descend by rank

One exposed card may land on a tableau card exactly one rank higher, regardless of suit or color. Even a perfectly ordered descending sequence cannot move together, so every card above a blocker must be handled separately.

Any card may open a new bed

When a tableau column empties, any exposed tableau or bouquet card can move into it. Use the space to separate a useful rank chain or release a low suited card rather than merely transferring the current obstruction.

Foundations restore structure

The four foundations rise by suit from Ace through King. Tableau building is suit-free, so repeatedly check whether an exposed card belongs on foundation before using it as a convenient rank-only destination.

Questions players ask

Can a card move back into the bouquet?

No. Bouquet positions are source-only and remain empty after their cards leave.

Can a sequence move as one unit?

No. Flower Garden allows only single-card tableau transfers.

What may fill an empty flower bed?

Any single exposed card may start an empty tableau column.