Gardenstory Stories

After a night of wild weather, two neighbours wake to find their fences down, their roofs battered, and their insurance companies determined to make them share the inconvenience. She's practical, tired, and quietly furious. He's polite, awkward, and just as stranded. Between them lies a garden that somehow escaped the storm - calm, untouched, and far too interested in their business. As the repairs drag on, the garden begins to behave oddly: blossoms blooming out of season, petals falling with deliberate timing, a scent that seems to follow them both. It isn't magic, exactly. But it isn't ordinary either. A story of quiet connection, neighbourly kindness, and the small, uncanny places that bring us back to ourselves.

The emotional journey of a single father and his daughter as they learn to grow together-through a shared garden, grief, and healing.

First ever Garden Story related fic of EVER?! Nah, im just jesting, but really, im surprised that there isn't a single wattpad or (possibly) a03 fic about Garden Story. So, i'll do that for you! In case you don't know, which to be honest, i don't blame you. Garden Story is a rpg indie game made by Rose City Games, and all characters mentioned here are owned and used by Rose City Games, and it's participants in the development of the game itself. I do not own the rights to any characters mentioned in the story. With that disclaimer, continuing on- Oh wait, this is supposed to be a description. Ah well, i'll tell you more in story! Cya there.

Daisy and Tulip are an unlikely yet inseparable duo, two plants growing side by side in the garden. Daisy is a science-obsessed intellect, endlessly fascinated by botany, plant biology, and the intricate mechanics of nature. He sees the world through a scientific lens, analyzing every root, leaf, and chemical reaction with admiration for how plants survive and thrive. His passion for knowledge keeps him grounded-sometimes too grounded. Tulip, on the other hand, is an airheaded comedian, free-spirited and utterly unbothered by the complexities of science. He prefers to live in the moment, basking in the sun, catching the breeze, and shamelessly flirting with his best friend, Daisy, at every opportunity. Though Daisy insists Tulip's affection is nothing more than exaggerated nonsense, Tulip never lets up, convinced their friendship is something extraordinary-even if Daisy insists it's just standard botany at work. Despite their differences, they balance each other perfectly. Daisy keeps Tulip from floating too far into carefree chaos, while Tulip ensures Daisy doesn't get lost in cold logic, reminding him to appreciate life beyond just its scientific framework. They bicker, tease, and challenge each other, but deep down, they wouldn't want to grow anywhere else but together.