Gleason's Gielinor Guide

Tree patches are farming patches used by players to grow their own personal trees. There are a total of 7 tree patches currently. Much like other trees, these can be chopped using the Woodcutting skill to obtain logs. The necessary tree seeds to grow them must be obtained from bird nests or other sources. Planted trees do not require watering.

First, an empty plant pot may be used on any empty farming patch with a gardening trowel to fill the plant pot with soil. Plant one tree seed on the pot with the gardening trowel and water it with a watering can. After a few minutes, the seedling will grow into a sapling which can then be planted in a cleared tree patch; players must have a spade in their inventory when planting and removing the stump of a tree.

Before or after transplanting the sapling, the player can add compost, supercompost, or ultracompost to the patch to reduce chance of disease. Alternatively, they can pay the nearby farmer to look after it to eliminate disease-risk; seedlings and saplings are unable to become diseased while growing in a plant pot. If a tree becomes diseased, using secateurs or magic secateurs on it to prune the diseased leaves will bring it back to a healthy state and will yield leaves. With the Falador elite diary completed, the tree patch in Falador will never get diseased.

To plant a new tree the old one needs to be cleared from the patch. This can be done by chopping it down and digging up the roots or by paying the farmer 200 coins to remove it. The chance to successfully clear a tree stump scales with the player's Farming level, securing a guaranteed success rate at level 99.^[1] At lower levels, it is possible the animation for digging up the tree stump has to be repeated several times before the patch is cleared. The tree can regrow while trying to clear the stump, in which case, players get the message, You need to chop this tree down first, and then dig up the tree stump.

Only a small amount of Farming experience is gained planting the sapling, with the vast majority gained from checking on the tree's health much like with bushes. Checking the health of your patch can only be done once per sapling.

Tree patches

Location	Closest teleport	Map
West of Lumbridge Castle Gardener: Fayeth	Lumbridge Teleport Achievement Diary Cape to Hatius Cosaintus
Varrock Castle courtyard Gardener: Treznor	Varrock Teleport Achievement Diary Cape to Toby Spirit tree to Grand Exchange Ring of wealth to Grand Exchange Skills necklace to the Cooking Guild
Falador Park^{[t 1]} Gardener: Heskel	Ring of wealth to Falador Park Falador Teleport Skills necklace to the Mining Guild
Taverley Gardener: Alain	Balloon transport system to Taverley Taverley house portal via Teleport to House spell if house located in Taverley Taverley teleport Falador Teleport via shortcut (66 Agility) Games necklace to Burthorpe Minigame teleport to Burthorpe games room Goblin village sphere to Goblin Village and travel south-west to Taverley. Falador Teleport Warriors' Guild teleport via the combat bracelet Catherby Teleport then cross the grapple rocks near Catherby's fruit tree patch
Gnome Stronghold Gardener: Prissy Scilla	Slayer ring to Stronghold Slayer Cave Spirit tree to Gnome Stronghold Balloon transport system Grand/Royal seed pod Gnome glider Necklace of passage to the Outpost, run north-east to the Gnome Stronghold
Farming Guild ( 65 Farming required) Gardener: Rosie	Skills necklace to Farming Guild Farming cape teleport Spirit tree planted in the Farming Guild Lovakengj Minecart Network to Farming Guild Fairy ring code CIR, then run south-west Battlefront Teleport to Battlefront, then run west
Nemus Retreat Gardener: Aub	Quetzal Transport System to Quetzacalli Gorge, then follow the Mountain Guide Pendant of Ates to Nemus Retreat, then run north Quetzal Transport System to Auburnvale, then run south-west to Nemus Retreat Fairy ring code AIS, then run south-west

^ Patch will become disease-free upon completion of the Elite tier of the Falador Diary.

Tree seeds

Level	Seed	Protection	Growth time^[a]	Plant	Crop	Experience			Cost		Cost per XP		Uses^[b]
Level	Seed	Protection	Growth time^[a]	Plant	Crop	Plant^[c]	Check-health	Total	Seed	+ Prot	Seed	+ Prot	Uses^[b]
15	Acorn	Tomatoes(5) ×1^[d]	4×40 mins (2hrs 40mins)	Oak	Oak logs & roots	14	467.3	481.3	−85	−568	−0.18	−1.18	Roots: Axeman's folly ingredient
30	Willow	Apples(5) ×1^[d]	6×40 mins (4hrs)	Willow	Willow logs, roots, & branch	25	1,456.5	1,481.5	−60	−648	−0.04	−0.44	Branch: Weaving a basket on a loom Enlightened Journey quest item
45	Maple	Oranges(5) ×1^[d]	8×40 mins (5hrs 20mins)	Maple	Maple logs & roots	45	3,403.4	3,448.4	−3,291	−4,734	−0.95	−1.37	Compost & crossbow string only
60	Yew	Cactus spine ×10	10×40 mins (6hrs 40mins)	Yew	Yew logs & roots	81	7,069.9	7,150.9	−21,647	−37,217	−3.03	−5.20	Roots: Antidote+ ingredient
75	Magic	Coconut ×25	12×40 mins (8hrs)	Magic	Magic logs & roots	145.5	13,768.3	13,913.8	−75,638	−109,213	−5.44	−7.85	Roots: Making magic string Antidote++ ingredient

^ N×40 mins means the crop will grow a little for each 40 minutes. This happens N times until it is fully grown.
^ All tree roots can be used to make supercompost and crossbow string.
^ The experience awarded on top of the experience from checking the health, or if the plant died, upon clearing it.
^ ^4.0 ^4.1 ^4.2 All baskets required must be filled with 5 produce.

Changes

Date	Changes
28 April 2016 (Update \| poll)	It is now possible to add compost or supercompost to any farming patch during any growth stage of a crop.
8 October 2015 (Update)	Left-click pruning farming patches now checks for held magic secateurs.
5 March 2015 (Update \| poll)	The tree patch in Falador will no longer become diseased if you have completed the Falador Elite Diary.

References

^ Jagex. Mod Kieren's Twitter account. 17 October 2018. Archived from the original on 15 February 2023. Mod Kieren: "Fun fact of the day... The random chance of failing when digging up a stump from your farming patch scales by your farming level. At 99 you never fail..."

Tree patch

Tree patches

Tree seeds

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