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'''Trees''' normally take 10 to 12 days to mature. After that, they can be used for [[Tapping]] or wood. They can be felled using any [[Axe]] and yield [[Wood]], [[Sap]] and after [[Skills#Foraging|Foraging]] 1, their respective seed. A tree stump will remain afterwards that will drop fewer of the same items when cut.

'''Trees''' normally take 10 to 12 days to mature (''note:'' non-fruit trees do not grow in winter season.) After that, they can be used for [[Tapping]] or wood. They can be felled using any [[Axe]] and yield [[Wood]], [[Sap]] and after [[Skills#Foraging|Foraging]] 1, their respective seed. A tree stump will remain afterwards that will drop fewer of the same items when cut.

==Non-Fruit Bearing==

==Non-Fruit Bearing==

There are three varieties of non-fruit bearing trees that grow on the farm and within Stardew Valley.  

There are three varieties of non-fruit bearing trees that grow on the farm and within Stardew Valley.  

Non-Fruiting trees take 10 to 12 days to grow from being planted, as long as the tiles in a two tile radius remain clear. They will grow at a reduced rate if other objects occupy part of this area and will not grow beyond a sapling if there is another tree in any of the 8 adjacent squares. Once fully grown, the surrounding area can be paved with no ill effects on the tree, although doing so will prevent seeds from being dropped. Trees will not sprout from their seeds in winter.  

Non-Fruit trees take 10 to 12 days to grow from being planted, as long as the tiles in a two tile radius remain clear. Non-Fruit trees do not grow in winter season. They will grow at a reduced rate if other objects occupy part of this area and will not grow beyond a sapling if there is another tree in any of the 8 adjacent squares.  

 

Once fully grown, the surrounding area can be paved with no ill effects on the tree, although doing so will prevent seeds from being dropped. Trees will not sprout from their seeds in winter.  

With all conditions met, there's a 20% chance for a sapling to grow by one stage.

With all conditions met, there's a 20% chance for a sapling to grow by one stage.