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Guest, can you feel the love in the air? Valentine's Week at The Bell Tree has begun with a new mini-event featuring four activities to enjoy -- new and returning collectibles are up for grabs! Dive in to the love here.
spare some bells?
- Thread starter Electriic
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Electriic
Junior Member
Santana
Senior Member
Also some advice for making bells. Invest in turnips. The URL below should take you to a website in which you type in your turnip prices daily and it will predict when the price of turnips will peak. With this method, you will multiply money in no time
Btw Orville sys there is interference?
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Btw Orville sys there is interference?
Leeloo55
Cliffhanging floaty thing
Hi! I have an orchard setup and would be happy to bring you a big pile of each fruit, so you can set up your own orchard, too. Even just a few trees of non-native fruits can give you a nice pile of money. I’m Sela from Appledore, and I’ll visit you with the fruit and some bells too.
See you soon!
See you soon!
Electriic
Junior Member
That would be great! I gotta open my gates again!
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The code is 7B4M6!
Leeloo55
Cliffhanging floaty thing
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I just gathered up the things I’ll donate, and now I’ll wait for my chance to come over.
In case you don’t know~ If you plant the fruit, be sure to give 2 spaces of clear ground in each direction, or the trees won’t grow. Once the trees are grown (the don’t have to be giving fruit yet, but must be full size trees), you can eat a fruit in order to dig up the tree and move closer to other mature trees, with only one space empty space needed between them.
Okay! I’ll try to visit now!
I just gathered up the things I’ll donate, and now I’ll wait for my chance to come over.
In case you don’t know~ If you plant the fruit, be sure to give 2 spaces of clear ground in each direction, or the trees won’t grow. Once the trees are grown (the don’t have to be giving fruit yet, but must be full size trees), you can eat a fruit in order to dig up the tree and move closer to other mature trees, with only one space empty space needed between them.
Okay! I’ll try to visit now!
