Sunflowers

Cotton Farms and open ground in Dunley Farmlands; plant seeds in owned castle territory for a home supply.

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Reach Dunley Farmlands and be prepared to move through farm areas safely.
Carry inventory room for plants and seeds.
Have castle territory with available garden planting space if establishing crops.

Choose a route through Dunley fields or a Cotton Farm that already fits your travel plans.
Look over open ground and planted areas for Sunflowers before engaging enemies nearby.
Harvest the plants you find and check for seeds during collection.
Continue through nearby accessible ground while leaving an escape path if hostile patrols approach.
Return to your castle and place gathered seeds in owned territory to grow a continuing supply.
Collect grown Sunflowers when available and reserve some seeds for replanting if your stock allows.
Use the harvested plants for the crafting needs currently unlocked in your castle.

A route past Cotton Farms can combine Sunflower collection with Cotton gathering, reducing separate trips.
Seeds are the mechanism for growing plants in your own territory; collecting plants alone does not create a garden.

Repeat wild collection when nearby, then harvest castle-grown plants as needed. Replant seeds to keep garden production going.

Assuming every patch gives seeds: gather available plants, but do not plan on a guaranteed seed per harvest.
Leaving seeds unused when you want renewable supply: plant them inside your territory.
Taking a long detour for a small top-up: collect Sunflowers along routes you already travel.

Stop once your immediate crafting need is met and the garden is established; move on to other Dunley resources while crops grow.

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Castle crops and plants

Sunflowers provide crafting materials and seeds for castle gardening. Establishing a garden makes future collection more…