The Winter Root is a foraging item found only in Winter. Wild winter roots do not grow above ground, but instead they are buried in the snow/dirt and must be dug up with a Hoe (no other tools, even Bombs, will work). Show The highest chance of finding a Winter Root (17-24%, map-dependent) is when digging up an Artifact Spot.[1] There is also a 4% chance of finding a Winter Root when digging standard tillable soil in any exterior location.[2] Exceptions are in the Farm, where Winter Roots can be found at artifact spots, but not standard tillable soil, and in the Desert, where Winter Roots can not be found at all. Digging up a Winter Root provides no experience. Winter Roots can also be grown from Winter Seeds, in which case they are a standard wild-seed crop: they grow above ground, can be harvested without using a tool, give 7 Foraging XP each, and are affected by the Gatherer and Botanist professions. Occasionally they may be sold at the Traveling Cart or found in Garbage Cans in Winter. They may also be dropped by Blue Slimes (8% chance) in The Mines (floors 40-80) or Secret Woods. Putting a Winter Root in a Seed Maker will generate 1-3 Winter Seeds. Gifting
BundlesWinter Root is used in the Winter Foraging Bundle in the Crafts Room. RecipesCooking
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TailoringWinter Root is used in the spool of the Sewing Machine to create the Orange Bow Shirt. It can be used in dyeing, serving as an orange dye at the dye pots, located in Emily's and Haley's house, 2 Willow Lane.Quests
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Where can I find Winter Root and Snow Yam in Stardew Valley?The best way to get a Yam is definitely to hoe up Artifact Spots. The little worm patches appear even in winter and are the only place above ground that will reliably hold a Snow Yam. Artifact Spots in the desert can also contain Snow Yams. Yams can be found by tilling up dirt outside of the farm area.
Where can I find winter foraging items in Stardew Valley?Winter. How do you get winter crops in Stardew Valley?In order to get the most out of winter roots and snow yams, you'll need to get to digging around random spots. Yes, you will find crystal fruit and holly strewn about, but digging yields the most winter roots and snow yams. A good spot to get them is on the beach. They do pretty well in terms of selling price, too.
Where can I buy winter Yam Stardew Valley?The most prevalent areas to find Snow Yams are at the beach as well as around Marnie's Farm. You don't necessarily have to look for the worm spots to dig there; you can just dig up everywhere you can and either snow yams or winter roots will show up for you.
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