Solitaire Garden
Solitaire Garden
Solitaire Garden wraps TriPeaks solitaire around a light renovation story. You've inherited a run-down villa and its overgrown garden, and a friend named Alice walks you through fixing the place up while a rival named Egor has his own plans to take it from you. The card game itself is a standard TriPeaks layout — three overlapping pyramids of face-down and face-up cards sitting above a single open card. You clear cards by tapping ones that are exactly one rank higher or lower than that open card, and you can switch between counting up and down freely as you go, drawing a fresh card from the stockpile whenever nothing on the board is playable. Clearing full layouts earns you stars, which go toward renovating rooms and garden features, so your progress in the card game visibly changes how the place looks as you continue. It's a comfortable way to work through solitaire boards with something concrete to show for it besides a cleared table.
How to play Solitaire Garden
Objective
- Clear all the cards from the TriPeaks layout to complete the level and earn stars for renovating the garden and villa.
Playing a card
- Look at the open card sitting in the discard pile.
- Tap any visible card on the board that is exactly one rank higher or lower than it — suit doesn't matter, and you can switch between going up and down as often as you like.
- When no card on the board can be played, tap the stockpile to draw a new open card.
Bonus cards
- Clear five cards in a row without drawing from the stockpile and you'll earn extra bonus cards added to your stockpile.
Story progress
- Use the stars you earn from completed levels to renovate parts of the garden and villa as the story with Alice and Egor unfolds.
Tips and strategy
Focus on the cards along the top of the peaks first — they're blocking the ones underneath, so clearing them opens up far more of the board than working from the bottom up. Before you draw from the stockpile, take a moment to double-check whether any playable card is hiding in a spot you skimmed past, since an unnecessary draw can cost you the streak bonus. Try to plan a short run of moves in advance rather than clearing cards one at a time as you spot them, since keeping a five-card streak alive without drawing is the surest way to build up your stockpile of bonus cards. If a level feels stuck, it's often because a needed rank is buried deep in one of the peaks — clearing around it rather than forcing a draw usually pays off.
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Frequently asked questions
What type of solitaire is Solitaire Garden?
It's built on TriPeaks solitaire, where you clear cards from three overlapping pyramids by playing ones adjacent in rank to the current open card.
Who is Alice and what's her role?
Alice is a friendly guide who helps you through the story of restoring the inherited villa and garden, offering tips as you play.
How do I get bonus cards in my stockpile?
Clear five cards in a row without drawing from the stockpile, and extra bonus cards are added to it automatically.
Does suit matter when matching cards?
No, only rank matters. You just need a card exactly one number higher or lower than the current open card.
What do stars do in this game?
Stars earned from clearing levels are spent on renovating and decorating the villa and garden as the story progresses.