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FORT BELKNAP — A bill that passed in the 2019 state Legislature will help Montana tribal communities train to provide basic health care and dental services. After effort from the Fort Belknap Tribal ...

August 14, 2025: Added new Prismatic and Transcendent pie recipes. How do you make pie in Grow a Garden? Whether you have a varied garden or curate only the coolest crops, you'll have a way to farm ...

Things have certainly taken a whimsical turn in Grow a Garden's latest update, which tasks the community with nurturing a giant beanstalk together in order to reach the rewards at the top. In order to ...

In Grow a Garden's Beanstalk Event, you help grow beanstalks by bringing Jack the specific plant type he asks for. Once your lobby has contributed 900 points, the beanstalk will grow and you're able ...

Every rose has its thorns, but not every plant has its prickles in Grow a Garden. However, sometimes the new event NPC, Jack, will ask you to brave the spikes and thorns to bring him some Prickly ...

August 14, 2025: Added some new donut recipes for Grow a Garden. How do you make donuts in Grow a Garden? Though we'll never know how the iconic sprinkles end up on the finished product, we do have ...

Gae Bjorklund's garlic gardening experiment blossomed into Montana Stinking Rose, a thriving business delivering diverse garlic varieties nationwide and building community among enthusiasts.

Find out about every Berry Plant type in Grow a Garden so you can give Jack the right plants for the Beanstalk Update event. To feed the magic sprout, you'll need to give him the plant type that he's ...

Grow a Garden, Roblox's most popular experience, has been rolling out weekly updates for as long as I can remember now, including everything from new pets to new seeds and events to keep you ...

Photo illustration by Getty Images. Admitting Montana is out of step with other states, and facing the threat of a class-action lawsuit, Montana Superintendent of Public Instruction Susie Hedalen and ...