Bouquet Parlay — Full Rules

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Overview

You are rival flower growers building valuable arrangements while controlling which blooms reach the table. Grow legal Bouquets, block competing growers, call in Favors to reclaim the Flowers you need, and use Parlay cards to help your garden—or sabotage theirs. Harvest the most valuable collection before the season ends. Highest score wins.

What you are doing

Grow legal 3-card bouquets in your Flower Beds, then Harvest them into your Harvested Area for points.

Cards can be played face-up as Flowers or face-down as Compost. In larger games, Wildflowers and Parlay cards add more chaos and flexibility.

Three big ideas

Compatibility matters. Flower icons show which bouquets are legal.
Blocking matters. Opponents’ face-up Flowers can stop you from growing that Flower type.
Timing matters. Once a bouquet is complete, you must Harvest it on your turn.

Everything in the box

Components

Full game

56 Base Flower cards
18 Wildflower cards
12 Parlay cards
4 double-sided Award cards
1 Favor token per player
1 Substitute token/cube per player

Total cards: 90

Base game

56 Base Flower cards, 4 double-sided Award cards, and 1 Favor token per player.

Use this for the standard 2–4 player experience.

Wildflower / Parlay module

Designed for 5–6 players, but may be added to any player count.

If using Wildflowers in smaller games and it feels too easy, remove Favor tokens and reduce Wildflowers.

Base Flower Deck

The base game is built around 12 Flower types.

Wildflower & Parlay add-on

Wildflowers can substitute for certain Base Flowers. Parlay cards either help you or mess with opponents.

Base Flower	Copies	Points
Rose	4	10
Sunflower	4	9
Lily	4	8
Dahlia	4	7
Tulip	5	6
Peony	5	6
Lavender	5	5
Carnation	5	5
Hydrangea	5	4
Orchid	5	4
Ivy	5	3
Baby’s Breath	5	2

Before the game begins

Setup

Build the Flower Deck

2 players: remove 1 copy of each Base Flower, then shuffle the remaining 44 Base Flower cards. Do not use Wildflowers in the normal 2-player game.

3–4 players: shuffle all 56 Base Flower cards.

5–6 players: shuffle all 56 Base Flower cards with all 18 Wildflower cards for a 74-card Flower Deck. Shuffle the 12 Parlay cards separately.

Pick first player

Pick the first player. Deal and play clockwise.

Deal starting hands

Players	Starting hands
2	4 / 4
3	3 / 3 / 4
4	3 / 3 / 4 / 4
5	3 / 3 / 3 / 3 / 3
6	3 / 3 / 3 / 4 / 4 / 4

Place the rest of the Flower cards face-down as the Flower Deck.

Give tokens

Each player gets 1 Favor token. Each player also gets 1 Substitute token/cube if Wildflowers are being used.

Set Awards

2–4 players: reveal 1 Award card side and use all 3 Awards shown.

5–6 players: reveal 2 Award card sides. Use all 3 Awards from one side and 2 Awards from the second side for a total of 5 active Awards.

Core concepts

How your Growing Area works

Each player has a Growing Area with up to 2 Flower Beds. Each Flower Bed may hold up to 3 cards. A completed legal Flower Bed can be Harvested and becomes a Bouquet.

What can be in a Bed?

Face-up Flowers, face-down Compost, Wildflowers, Wildflowers used as substitutes, and Pigweed.

How cards can be played

Play a card as 1 face-up Flower or 1 face-down Compost. A Wildflower may also be played as the substitute Flower shown by its icons.

Legal completed Beds

3 compatible Flowers, 2 compatible Flowers + 1 Compost, or 1 Flower + 2 Compost. 3 Compost cards are never legal.

Reading the icons

How to read a Flower card

Base Flower example

Each box at the bottom shows the other two Flowers that can join this card to make a legal 3-card bouquet.

Rose + Peony + Dahlia
Rose + Lily + Baby’s Breath
Rose + Hydrangea + Lavender

What the icons mean

Think of the icons as 3 recipe boxes. If one box is fully satisfied, that Flower Bed is legal for that card.

You are not building random trios. You are matching one of the card’s printed pair options.

ShortcutWhen in doubt, look at any face-up Flower in the Bed and confirm that one full icon pair matches the other two cards in the bouquet.

Bouquet name	Flowers	Points
The Big Deal	Rose + Peony + Dahlia	23
Grand Opening	Sunflower + Dahlia + Tulip	22
Garden Party	Sunflower + Peony + Carnation	20
Marry Me	Rose + Lily + Baby’s Breath	20
Anniversary Save	Rose + Hydrangea + Lavender	19
Grandma’s Vase	Dahlia + Peony + Ivy	16
Secret Admirer	Tulip + Lavender + Carnation	16
Obligatory Gift	Sunflower + Hydrangea + Ivy	16
Prom Night	Lily + Orchid + Ivy	15
Please Don’t Be Mad	Tulip + Carnation + Orchid	15
Funeral Fancy	Lily + Baby’s Breath + Orchid	14
Clearance Rack	Hydrangea + Baby’s Breath + Lavender	11

Special text on Flower cards

Flower Effects

A Flower Effect triggers only when that card is played face-up as a Flower. Resolve the effect on the card. Flower Effects do not chain.

Baby’s Breath

Card text: Flower Effect: Play 1 additional Flower card.

Complete rule: After playing Baby’s Breath face-up legally, immediately play 1 additional Flower card from your hand face-up into a legal Bed. The additional card’s Flower Effect does not trigger. If you cannot make a legal additional Flower play, the effect ends.

Ivy

Card text: Flower Effect: If 1st in Bed, ignore Ivy; pair last 2 cards.

Complete rule: When Ivy starts a new Bed, ignore Ivy and all of its pairing icons when checking that Bed. The second and third Flowers need only form a legal pair with each other. If Ivy is played second or third, it behaves as normal Ivy and the completed Bed must match a printed legal arrangement.

Orchid

Card text: Flower Effect: Draw 1 card; return 1 to bottom of deck.

Complete rule: After playing Orchid face-up legally, draw the top Flower card. Then choose any 1 Flower card from your hand—including the card just drawn—and place it on the bottom of the Flower Deck. This is not a discard.

Flower Effect rulesFlower Effects trigger only when the card is played face-up as a Flower. They do not trigger when played as Compost or returned, moved, or rearranged by another effect. Flower Effects do not chain: a card played by Baby’s Breath does not trigger another Flower Effect.

Card reference

Flower compatibility & substitutions

Use this section during play when you need a fast answer to “What works with this card?” Each Base Flower lists every Flower type shown in its three printed pair boxes, followed by the exact legal 3-card combinations. Wildflowers also show which Base Flower they may substitute for.

ImportantThe “Compatible with” list is a quick reference, but those Flowers cannot be mixed in any combination. A legal 3-card bouquet must match one of the exact printed legal pairs shown for that card.

Rose

Base Flower · 10 points

Compatible with:

PeonyDahliaLilyBaby’s BreathHydrangeaLavender

Printed legal pairs:

Rose + Peony + Dahlia

Rose + Lily + Baby’s Breath

Rose + Hydrangea + Lavender

Sunflower

Base Flower · 9 points

Compatible with:

DahliaTulipPeonyCarnationHydrangeaIvy

Printed legal pairs:

Sunflower + Dahlia + Tulip

Sunflower + Peony + Carnation

Sunflower + Hydrangea + Ivy

Lily

Base Flower · 8 points

Compatible with:

RoseBaby’s BreathOrchidIvy

Printed legal pairs:

Lily + Rose + Baby’s Breath

Lily + Orchid + Ivy

Lily + Orchid + Baby’s Breath

Dahlia

Base Flower · 7 points

Compatible with:

RosePeonySunflowerTulipIvy

Printed legal pairs:

Dahlia + Rose + Peony

Dahlia + Sunflower + Tulip

Dahlia + Peony + Ivy

Tulip

Base Flower · 6 points

Compatible with:

SunflowerDahliaLavenderCarnationOrchid

Printed legal pairs:

Tulip + Sunflower + Dahlia

Tulip + Lavender + Carnation

Tulip + Carnation + Orchid

Peony

Base Flower · 6 points

Compatible with:

RoseDahliaSunflowerCarnationIvy

Printed legal pairs:

Peony + Rose + Dahlia

Peony + Sunflower + Carnation

Peony + Dahlia + Ivy

Lavender

Base Flower · 5 points

Compatible with:

RoseHydrangeaTulipCarnationBaby’s Breath

Printed legal pairs:

Lavender + Rose + Hydrangea

Lavender + Tulip + Carnation

Lavender + Hydrangea + Baby’s Breath

Carnation

Base Flower · 5 points

Compatible with:

PeonySunflowerLavenderTulipOrchid

Printed legal pairs:

Carnation + Peony + Sunflower

Carnation + Lavender + Tulip

Carnation + Tulip + Orchid

Hydrangea

Base Flower · 4 points

Compatible with:

RoseLavenderSunflowerIvyBaby’s Breath

Printed legal pairs:

Hydrangea + Rose + Lavender

Hydrangea + Sunflower + Ivy

Hydrangea + Baby’s Breath + Lavender

Orchid

Base Flower · 4 points

Compatible with:

LilyIvyTulipCarnationBaby’s Breath

Printed legal pairs:

Orchid + Lily + Ivy

Orchid + Tulip + Carnation

Orchid + Lily + Baby’s Breath

Ivy

Base Flower · 3 points

Compatible with:

PeonyDahliaSunflowerHydrangeaLilyOrchid

Printed legal pairs:

Ivy + Peony + Dahlia

Ivy + Sunflower + Hydrangea

Ivy + Lily + Orchid

Flower EffectIf Ivy is the first card in a Bed, ignore Ivy and pair only the last two cards. Ivy played second or third follows the printed legal pairs above normally.

Baby’s Breath

Base Flower · 2 points

Compatible with:

RoseLilyOrchidHydrangeaLavender

Printed legal pairs:

Baby’s Breath + Rose + Lily

Baby’s Breath + Orchid + Lily

Baby’s Breath + Hydrangea + Lavender

Daisy

Wildflower · 7 points

Substitutes for: Sunflower

Compatible with as itself:

BluebellPoppyFernClover

Printed Wildflower pairs:

Daisy + Bluebell + Poppy

Daisy + Fern + Clover

Bluebell

Wildflower · 7 points

Substitutes for: Lily

Compatible with as itself:

DaisyPoppySnapdragonFern

Printed Wildflower pairs:

Bluebell + Daisy + Poppy

Bluebell + Snapdragon + Fern

Poppy

Wildflower · 6 points

Substitutes for: Rose

Compatible with as itself:

DaisyBluebellSnapdragonClover

Printed Wildflower pairs:

Poppy + Daisy + Bluebell

Poppy + Snapdragon + Clover

Snapdragon

Wildflower · 6 points

Substitutes for: Tulip

Compatible with as itself:

BluebellFernPoppyClover

Printed Wildflower pairs:

Snapdragon + Bluebell + Fern

Snapdragon + Poppy + Clover

Fern

Wildflower · 4 points

Substitutes for: Baby’s Breath

Compatible with as itself:

BluebellSnapdragonDaisyClover

Printed Wildflower pairs:

Fern + Bluebell + Snapdragon

Fern + Daisy + Clover

Clover

Wildflower · 4 points

Substitutes for: Ivy

Compatible with as itself:

DaisyFernPoppySnapdragon

Printed Wildflower pairs:

Clover + Daisy + Fern

Clover + Poppy + Snapdragon

Wildflower substitution chart

Daisy → Sunflower

Bluebell → Lily

Poppy → Rose

Snapdragon → Tulip

Fern → Baby’s Breath

Clover → Ivy

Substitute reminderWhen a Wildflower is played as its substitute, place your Substitute token on it. It counts as the shown Base Flower for bouquet legality, keeps its own printed point value, remains a Wildflower, and does not block or get blocked while substituting.

Face-down support cards

Compost

What Compost does

Compost has no Flower type.
Compost does not block.
Compost does not count as a Flower.
Compost scores 1 point if Harvested.
Compost may fill empty spots in a Bouquet.

Important restriction

Three Compost cards are never legal. A completed Flower Bed must have at least 1 face-up Flower.

ExamplesLegal: 2 Flowers + 1 Compost, or 1 Flower + 2 Compost. Illegal: 3 Compost.

Interaction

Blocking & Favor

Blocking

An opponent’s face-up Flower blocks that same Flower type for you. Your own Flower Beds do not block you. Blocking lasts while that Flower stays in a Flower Bed.

Harvested Bouquets do not block.
Compost does not block.
Pigweed does not block.
Cards do not block from hand, discard, Harvested Area, Flower Deck, or Parlay Deck.

Favor token

Place your Favor token on 1 opponent’s Flower Bed. The Flower types currently shown in that Bed determine what your Favor covers.

When Favor is placed, note every face-up Flower type currently in that Bed.
You may ignore blocking from those Flower types everywhere on the table—even if the same type is growing in another Bed.
The covered types are frozen when Favor is placed. Flowers added to the favored Bed later are not covered.
The exception lasts until the favored Bed is Harvested. Its owner then keeps the token.

ExampleIf the favored Bed shows Rose and Lily, you may play Rose or Lily regardless of where else those types are growing. A Tulip added later is not covered.

ScoringEach Favor token you own is worth 2 points at game end. If the Bed is still growing after Final Harvest, nobody receives or scores that token.

Normal gameplay

Turn structure

If you have a Parlay card, you may play 1 Parlay card first. Then follow the normal turn rules below.

If you can Harvest

You must Harvest. Move 1 completed legal Flower Bed to your Harvested Area. It is now a Bouquet.

If you cannot Harvest

Draw 1 Flower card, then play 1 Flower card into a Flower Bed.

When you Harvest

The Bouquet stops blocking opponents. Keep any Favor tokens on that Bouquet. Return any Substitute token for reuse. If it has a Wildflower, draw 1 Parlay card.

ImportantDo not draw a Parlay card during Final Harvest.

5–6 player module

Wildflowers

Wildflowers are designed for 5–6 player games, but may be added to any player count. Each Wildflower card shows both the Base Flower it can replace and its own Wildflower pairings.

Wildflower	Copies	Points	May substitute for
Daisy	3	7	Sunflower
Bluebell	3	7	Lily
Poppy	3	6	Rose
Snapdragon	3	6	Tulip
Fern	3	4	Baby’s Breath
Clover	3	4	Ivy

Played as itself

A Wildflower played as itself works like a normal Flower. It blocks and is blocked like that Wildflower type.

Played as a substitute

Place your Substitute token on it.
It counts as the shown Base Flower for legality.
It keeps its own printed point value.
It does not block and is not blocked.
You may have only 1 active substitute at a time.

ExampleClover may substitute for Ivy. That means Clover can complete Dahlia + Peony + Ivy, Sunflower + Hydrangea + Ivy, or Lily + Orchid + Ivy — but it still scores as Clover.

Special action cards

Parlay cards

Parlay cards are used with Wildflowers. There are 12 total: 6 Cultivate cards that help your own garden and 6 Weed cards that interfere with opponents.

Drawing Parlay cards

When you Harvest a Bouquet, draw 1 Parlay card for each Wildflower in it. A Wildflower used as a substitute still counts as a Wildflower. Do not draw Parlay cards during Final Harvest.

Playing Parlay cards

On your turn, before your normal action, you may play 1 Parlay card. If a Parlay card breaks a normal rule, follow the card.

Weed targeting

When a Weed says “opponent,” choose an opponent with the same number or more Harvested Bouquets than you. If nobody qualifies, you cannot play that Weed.

Complete Parlay reference: every Parlay card is listed below with the card art, the short card text, and a fuller rules explanation.

Cultivate

Garden Shears

Card text: Return 1 card from any Growing Area to its owner’s hand.

Complete rule: Choose any unharvested card in any player’s Growing Area, including your own, and return it to the appropriate owner’s hand. Face-up Flowers, face-down Compost, Green Thumb, and Pigweed may be returned. A returned substitute releases its Substitute token.

Cultivate

Greenhouse

Card text: Choose 1 other player. You both ignore blocking until the end of your turns.

Complete rule: You ignore all Flower blocking for the rest of your current turn. The chosen player ignores blocking during their next turn. All Flower Beds must still be legal.

Cultivate

Watering Can

Card text: Add 1 legal card to an incomplete Flower Bed, then take your normal action.

Complete rule: Play 1 card from your hand into one of your incomplete Beds as a legal Flower, substitute, or Compost. Then continue to your normal action.

Cultivate

Fresh Soil

Card text: For your draw action, draw 2. Keep 1; put the other on the deck bottom.

Complete rule: Play this before choosing to draw. Draw the top 2 Flower cards, keep 1, and place the other on the bottom of the Flower Deck. If only 1 card remains, keep that card.

Cultivate

Green Thumb

Card text: Place in any unfinished Bed. Acts as any Flower. Scores same as the lowest card.

Complete rule: Place Green Thumb directly into one of your unfinished Beds. It fills a card space and acts as whichever Flower is needed to make that Bed legal. When Harvested, it scores the same value as the lowest other card in that Bouquet.

Cultivate

Pollen Drift

Card text: Rearrange your Growing Area into any legal arrangement.

Complete rule: Move cards between your two Flower Beds in any way you choose. When finished, both Beds must be legal for their current number of cards. Move any Substitute token with its card.

Weed

Bindweed

Card text: Place on an opponent’s unfinished Bed. No cards may be added until your next turn.

Complete rule: Choose an eligible opponent and mark one unfinished Bed with Bindweed. No cards may be added to that Bed until the beginning of your next turn. Existing cards remain in place.

Weed

Bramble

Card text: Choose an opponent; take 1 random hand card. Give any card back.

Complete rule: Choose an eligible opponent and take 1 random card from their hand. Then choose any 1 card from your own hand and give it to that opponent.

Weed

Seed Puff

Card text: Choose an opponent; take their highest-value Flower in hand. They draw 1.

Complete rule: Choose an eligible opponent and take their highest-value Flower card from hand. If more than one is tied for highest, randomly choose among them. That opponent then draws 1 Flower card, if possible.

Weed

Pigweed

Card text: Add to an opponent’s incomplete Flower Bed. Worth −3 when harvested.

Complete rule: Choose an eligible opponent and place Pigweed into one of their incomplete Beds. It fills 1 card space, has no Flower type, does not block, and is worth −3 points when that Bed is Harvested. It is not Compost.

Weed

Thistle

Card text: Choose an opponent; they return 1 Flower from a Bed to their hand.

Complete rule: Choose an eligible opponent. They choose 1 face-up Flower from one of their unharvested Beds and return it to their hand. If it was being used as a substitute, its Substitute token becomes available again.

Weed

Tumbleweed

Card text: Choose an opponent; each trade 1 random hand card.

Complete rule: Choose an eligible opponent. Randomly choose 1 card from each of your hands and exchange them. If either player has no cards, the exchange cannot happen.

Parlay deck reminderIf the Parlay Deck runs out, shuffle the Parlay discard pile to make a new Parlay Deck. Do not draw Parlay cards during Final Harvest.

When the Flower Deck runs out

Season’s End

Season’s End begins when the Flower Deck is empty. Finish the current turn. Then players who still need one more turn take a Final Play so everyone has had the same number of turns.

Final Play

Only players who still need a turn this round take a Final Play. You may play 1 Parlay card first, then choose 1 action: play 1 card, Harvest 1 Bouquet, or pass. No Flower cards are drawn during Final Play. If a Parlay card requires drawing Flower cards, that part does not happen.

If you Harvest a Wildflower Bouquet during Final Play, you may still draw 1 Parlay card. That card cannot be played during Final Harvest, but may score as an unused Parlay card.

Final Harvest

After Final Play, each player may Harvest 1 completed Bouquet, or pass. During Final Harvest: no Parlay cards may be played, no Flower cards are drawn, and no Parlay cards are drawn.

Then score

Go through Sprout, Wilt, Awards, Bouquets, and Favor & Parlay in that order.

End-game scoring

Scoring

Keep Bouquets together until Awards are scored. Score in this order:

1. SproutScore 1 unfinished Flower Bed with face-up Flowers: 2 points per face-up Flower.

2. WiltLose 2 points for each 10, 9, 8, or 7 point Flower left in your hand.

3. AwardsScore the active Awards. Ties give every tied player the full Award value.

4. BouquetsAdd the values of all Harvested Bouquets. Compost is +1. Pigweed is −3.

5. Favor & ParlayEach Favor token you own = 2 points. Each unused Parlay card in hand = 2 points.

Final scoreBouquets + Sprout + Awards + Favor + Parlay − Wilt

Public scoring goals

Awards

There are 4 double-sided Award cards, giving you 8 possible Award sides. Each side has one 4-point Award and two 3-point Awards.

2–4 players

Reveal 1 Award card side and use all 3 Awards shown.

5–6 players

Reveal 2 Award card sides. Use all 3 Awards from one side and 2 Awards from the second side for a total of 5 active Awards.

Ties

If players tie for an Award, every tied player receives the full Award value. Do not split the points.

Complete Award reference: all 8 Award sides are shown below exactly as they appear on the current cards.

Show-Off Florist

4Blue Ribbon Bouquet Highest-value single Harvested bouquet

3Richest Soil Most Compost in Harvested bouquets

3Filler Prize Most Baby’s Breath + Ivy

Pretty & Petty

4Rose Ribbon Most Rose + Poppy

3Greenery Prize Most Ivy + Clover + Fern

3Perfect Arrangement Most Harvested bouquets with 3 face-up Flowers

Fancy Feelings

4Premium Display Most Rose + Sunflower + Lily

3Soft Touch Most Lavender + Baby’s Breath + Bluebell

3Wilt-Free Ribbon Fewest Wilt penalties

Garden Variety

4Collector’s Garden Most different Flower types in Harvested bouquets

3Five-Dollar Flowers Most Lavender + Carnation

3Favor Collector Most Favor tokens, minimum 2

Collector’s Garden counts printed Flower types. Wildflowers count as their printed Wildflower type even when used as substitutes. Compost and Pigweed do not count.

Bloomin’ and Busted

4Purple Patch Most Lavender + Orchid + Bluebell bouquets

3Fancy Stems Most Dahlia + Peony

3Grounded Garden Most Harvested bouquets containing Compost

Arrangement Magic

4The Big Deal Most Rose + Dahlia

3Middle Shelf Most Tulip + Peony + Carnation

3Funeral Fancy Most Lily + Orchid + Baby’s Breath

Wildflower Side Hustle

4Wild Style Most Wildflowers in Harvested bouquets

3Picnic Prize Most Daisy + Bluebell

3Lucky Patch Most Poppy + Snapdragon + Clover

Use this side only when playing with Wildflowers. Wildflowers used as substitutes still count as Wildflowers.

Clearance Section

4Clearance Rack Most Hydrangea + Baby’s Breath + Lavender

3Humble Harvest Most Baby’s Breath + Ivy + Hydrangea

3Compost-Free Charm Most Harvested bouquets with no Compost

Tiebreakers1) Most Compost in Harvested Bouquets, 2) Most Ivy in Harvested Bouquets, 3) Can name the most Flowers not in the game, 4) still tied: shared win.

Common questions

FAQ

Do I have to Harvest if I can?

Yes. If you have a completed legal Flower Bed on your turn, you must Harvest. You may still play 1 Parlay card first.

Can I play a card instead of Harvesting?

Only if you cannot Harvest. If you have a completed legal Flower Bed, you must Harvest.

What if I have 2 completed Flower Beds?

Choose 1 to Harvest.

Can I play a Parlay card before I Harvest?

Yes. On your turn, you may play 1 Parlay card first. Then, if you can Harvest, you must Harvest.

Can I play Parlay cards during Final Play?

Yes. On Final Play, you may play 1 Parlay card first, then choose 1 action: play 1 card, Harvest 1 Bouquet, or pass.

Can I play Parlay cards during Final Harvest?

No. No Parlay cards may be played during Final Harvest.

Can I draw Parlay cards during Final Harvest?

No. Even if you Harvest a Bouquet with a Wildflower, do not draw a Parlay card during Final Harvest.

Can I draw Flower cards during Final Play?

No. No Flower cards are drawn after the Flower Deck is empty.

Can a Parlay card draw Flower cards during Final Play?

No. If a Parlay card says to draw Flower cards, that part does not happen during Final Play.

Can I draw a Parlay card from a Wildflower Bouquet during Final Play?

Yes. If you Harvest a Wildflower Bouquet during Final Play, draw 1 Parlay card. You cannot play it during Final Harvest, but it may score as an unused Parlay card.

What happens if the deck ends on the last player in turn order?

Go straight to Final Harvest. No one needs a Final Play because everyone already had the same number of turns.

What happens if the deck ends before the last player?

Finish the current turn. Then each player who still needs a turn this round takes a Final Play. Then go to Final Harvest.

Do my own Flowers block me?

No. Your own Flower Beds do not block you. Only opponents’ face-up Flowers block you.

Does Compost block?

No. Compost has no Flower type and does not block.

Does a Harvested Bouquet block?

No. Only face-up Flowers in Flower Beds block.

Does a Wildflower block?

If played as itself, yes. If played as a substitute, no.

How many Wildflower substitutes can I have?

You may have only 1 active substitute at a time. You get your Substitute token back when that Bouquet is Harvested.

Does a Wildflower used as a substitute score as the Base Flower?

No. It scores its own printed Wildflower value.

Does a Wildflower used as a substitute count as a Wildflower?

Yes. It still counts as a Wildflower.

Does a Wildflower used as a substitute draw a Parlay card when Harvested?

Yes, unless it is Final Harvest.

What happens to Favor tokens on a Bed at Season’s End?

If that Bed is Harvested, the Bed’s owner keeps the Favor token. If that Bed is still growing after Final Harvest, nobody receives or scores that Favor token.

Are unused Parlay cards worth points?

Recommended rule: yes. Each unused Parlay card is worth 2 points. Optional rule: 0 points if you want to push players to spend them.