I froze with the Curious Flower hovering above my head, one answer away from a reward I could almost see. You can feel the island tighten when a question slips from simple to slippery. I stayed calm, counted twice, and you’ll get the same result if you follow this short map.
I’ve played this event enough times on Steam and Xbox to know where the traps hide; I’ll walk you through each quiz prompt so you won’t waste runs. References appear from Gameloft’s design choices to a Moyens I/O screenshot that helped me double-check a count. Treat this as a quick field guide: precise, fast, and practical.
There are five questions in total and five precise answers to deliver. Memorize this short string and you’ll finish the puzzle in one pass:
- 11
- Hydrangea
- Magnolia
- Diamonds
- 10
How many Garden Gnomes are on the Springtime Floating Festival event island?
The first time I wandered the island I spotted tiny red hats poking above low hedges.
On a slow afternoon I counted each statue and paused at corners. How many Garden Gnomes are on the Springtime Floating Festival event island?
Answer: 11. These little gnomes are easy to miss if you rush—check alcoves, staircases, and behind tea stands. Hit every platform and you’ll reach eleven; the Curious Flower rewards you with a garden-gnome pouch after the final correct answer.
Which flower type is eaten by the Tinker Bell Capybara critter on Fridays?
I watched the capybara nibble while waiting for an in-game day change to test the pattern.
I noticed the critter’s feeding spot near a lantern and counted its favorites. Which flower type is eaten by the critter on Fridays?
Answer: Hydrangea. The Tinker Bell Capybara rotates tastes through the week; on Fridays it prefers Hydrangea (the blue variant appears most often). The quiz expects the general plant name, not the color, so pick Hydrangea.
The island is a postage-stamp carnival of props and puzzles; everything is deliberately placed. If you treat each corner as a clue rather than decoration, the questions stop surprising you.
I saw bright pink branches framing a courtyard, more obvious than other trees. Which tree is often seen in the area of the island themed after Mulan’s home?
Answer: Magnolia. The Mulan-themed area uses bright pink Magnolia trees as set dressing, which stand apart from pines or oaks. If you’re scanning from the house outward, the Magnolias are the loudest visual cue.
I counted shaped hedges while moving from the tea party toward the maze. The red rose trees do not come in which shape?
Answer: Diamonds. Hearts and Spades appear as trimmed designs around the Alice-inspired sections, but Diamonds are absent—select Diamonds on the quiz.
I walked the promenade twice to avoid missing small details. How many teapot spouts are there on the Springtime Floating Festival island?
Answer: 10. Teapots cluster near stalls and along railings; count carefully or mark areas mentally as you pass. When you pick the correct total the Curious Flower will drop the prize pouch immediately.
If you want extra rewards while the festival runs, chase the Labyrinth, Bamboo Fountain, and Rotating Statues puzzles for unique items. Think of the quiz as a small lock that opens a useful cosmetic—the Curious Garden Gnome is worth the minute or two it takes to be methodical.
The Curious Flower is a locked diary that opens only when you answer precisely—will you treat the festival like a checklist or a scavenger story and tell others how you solved it?