Flower Garden Solitaire games combine a tableau with a reserve of available cards. Explore variations that change how you build sequences and use reserve cards to free blocked moves.
| Thumbnail | Description | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Arizona | Flower Garden | An easier varition of Wildflower where you can move sequences regardless of suit. | |
| Brigade | Flower Garden | An easier variation of Flowergarden with more tableau piles of fewer cards, and aces starting on the foundation. | |
| Flower Garden | Flower Garden | The six stacks of six cards in the tableau are called "flower beds". You can build down on them in any suit. Instead of stock and waste piles, you have a bouquet of 16 cards, any of which can be played at any time. | |
| Gloucestershire | Flower Garden | A two-deck variation of Flowergarden. | |
| Phoenix | Flower Garden | A more difficult variation of Arizona where you build by alternate colors. | |
| Stonewall | Flower Garden | Similar to Flowergarden, except some cards start face down, you must build in alternate colors, and you can move sequences. A hard game to win. | |
| Trevi Garden | Flower Garden | A variation of Stonewall made easier by the addition of two cells. | |
| Wildflower | Flower Garden | A variation of Flowergarden in which you may move sequences of cards of the same suit together. |
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