04-24-2020, 04:57 PM
The next Animal Crossing: New Horizons event is coming soon starting on 23rd April with the arrival of old favourite characters Leif the Sloth and (dodgy) art dealer Redd, Museum updates and much more.
Nature Day, as it’s called, will run until Monday, 4 May and sees Leif the sloth appear in New Horizons for the first time. Although it’s possible he may now make semi-regular appearances on the forecourt of the Resident Services building, even after Nature Day has finished. Leif will buy weeds from you for 20 bells per clump (which still isn’t that profitable) but his main role is to sell rare plants and, for the first time in the game, shrubbery.
Leif is a character from Animal Crossing: New Leaf who ran the Gardening Store and sold flowers, trees and other plant-based produce and supplies. He also appears in Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp looking for hybrid flowers as part of Leif's Spring Flower Event which involves collecting flowers and rare bugs.In New Horizons, Leif has a stall on the main plaza and sells garden-related items, including the newly-added bushes and shrubs. If you want to buy Animal Crossing New Horizons Nook Miles Tickets, you can come to z2u.com for help. z2u.com is the best online store that has about 10 years of selling game currencies experience.
As previously mentioned, arriving alongside Nature Day are two new merchant characters: the flower-lover Leif and the shady art vendor Redd. Leif will set up shop in front of the Resident Services building and sell flower seeds and shrubs, while Redd will dock his Treasure Trawler at the private beach in the back of your island and sell artwork that you can then donate to the museum, which is being expanded with a new wing.
Some new fish and bugs are available to catch in the game (although that also means tarantula farming is harder than it used to be). If you need help making the most of your deserted island life, you can find guides on how to terraform, how to make custom designs, and more in our Animal Crossing: New Horizons guide roundup. You can also get some special items in the game by playing the series' mobile spin-off, Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp.
Nature Day, as it’s called, will run until Monday, 4 May and sees Leif the sloth appear in New Horizons for the first time. Although it’s possible he may now make semi-regular appearances on the forecourt of the Resident Services building, even after Nature Day has finished. Leif will buy weeds from you for 20 bells per clump (which still isn’t that profitable) but his main role is to sell rare plants and, for the first time in the game, shrubbery.
Leif is a character from Animal Crossing: New Leaf who ran the Gardening Store and sold flowers, trees and other plant-based produce and supplies. He also appears in Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp looking for hybrid flowers as part of Leif's Spring Flower Event which involves collecting flowers and rare bugs.In New Horizons, Leif has a stall on the main plaza and sells garden-related items, including the newly-added bushes and shrubs. If you want to buy Animal Crossing New Horizons Nook Miles Tickets, you can come to z2u.com for help. z2u.com is the best online store that has about 10 years of selling game currencies experience.
As previously mentioned, arriving alongside Nature Day are two new merchant characters: the flower-lover Leif and the shady art vendor Redd. Leif will set up shop in front of the Resident Services building and sell flower seeds and shrubs, while Redd will dock his Treasure Trawler at the private beach in the back of your island and sell artwork that you can then donate to the museum, which is being expanded with a new wing.
Some new fish and bugs are available to catch in the game (although that also means tarantula farming is harder than it used to be). If you need help making the most of your deserted island life, you can find guides on how to terraform, how to make custom designs, and more in our Animal Crossing: New Horizons guide roundup. You can also get some special items in the game by playing the series' mobile spin-off, Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp.
