At a time when people were once again yearning for natural diversity and healthy food, they decided to leave behind the era of monocultural wastelands, poisoned fields and industrially produced nutrients, and to give everyone a small piece of land to encourage self-sufficiency. To make the best use of the land, the smartest among them resorted to a cultivation method that incorporates the dimension of height and creates naturally grown floors: agroforestry. And so the forest gardeners were born. The players assume this role and are faced with the task of transforming their fallow land into a productive garden of culinary trees and shrubs. When selecting woody plants, they must take into account the light and space requirements of the plants, as well as the timing of their flowering and fruit maturity. A garden that provides leafy vegetables, colourful flowers or diverse fruits can also be beneficial in this regard. It is also important whether one or the other specimen needs a partner for fertilization, because otherwise the desired fruit harvest will not come... Whoever has put together the most valuable forest garden at the end wins. Gaining the right cards, and placing or discarding them at the right time will lead to your horticultural success!