October 22, 2026

Produce Patch Avatars: The Produce Patch Collection Guide — 20 Muses, Prices and the 400-Coin Bundle

A produce patch avatar on AllTheMuse is exactly what it sounds like: the Muse itself becomes a fruit or a vegetable. The Produce Patch collection holds twenty of them under the tagline “The Muse IS the fruit.” — full-body produce forms with smooth cream face panels, two cream arms and nub feet. There is a glossy strawberry with a leafy crown, a ribbed pumpkin, an avocado with a big brown pit on its belly, a golden pineapple and a striped watermelon, all the way down to a pea pod with peas like buttons. New to the idea? Start with what is a Muse avatar?, then walk the Patch.

The Full Roster: Twenty Fruits and Vegetables

The room holds exactly 20 Muses, and prices follow the standard rarity ladder, spread across five tiers: one Mythic at 200 coins, one Legendary at 150, four Epics at 100, six Rares at 75, and eight Commons at 50. Bought one by one the full Patch totals 1,600 Muse Coins; the bundle unlocks all twenty at once for 400 — the bundle math is at the end of this guide.

The collection's own rule describes the whole garden in one breath: a glossy strawberry with a leafy crown, a ribbed pumpkin, an avocado with a big brown pit on its belly, a golden pineapple, a striped watermelon, a broccoli with a floret cloud, a fuzzy peach, a cluster of grapes, an ear of corn, a storybook mushroom, a glossy eggplant, a sunny lemon, a shiny apple, a cheerful banana, a plump carrot, a ripe tomato, a big cherry, a pea pod with peas like buttons, a chili pepper and a dimpled orange. Every one of those is a named, collectible Muse with its own page in the gallery.

The Flagships: Berry Mae and Pumpkin Percy

Berry Mae is the room's rarest piece: the one Mythic at 200 coins, capped at just 100 numbered editions. Her page calls her “the sweetheart of the Produce Patch, a plump little strawberry who blushes brighter” the happier she gets — she is the natural first goal for a collector who wants the scarcest row in the Patch first.

Pumpkin Percy is the one Legendary at 150 coins, capped at 250 editions — “a round, ribbed pumpkin with a curly green stem and the coziest grin in the Patch.” A new account can start with him on day one: new accounts receive 150 Muse Coins at signup, which covers a Legendary exactly. Berry Mae at 200 sits one step beyond the signup grant.

The Epics and Rares: The Middle Rows

The four Epics at 100 coins each, capped at 1,000 editions, are the Patch's big shapes. Avocado Addie is “a perfectly ripe avocado, buttery-green with one big shiny pit.” Pineapple Pia is “a golden pineapple who wears her crown of spiky leaves like she was born in it.” Melon Mabel is a big round watermelon, deep green with wavy pale stripes, and Broccoli Bram is “a mighty little broccoli whose fluffy dark-green florets billow” overhead.

The six Rares at 75 coins each, capped at 5,000 editions, fill the rows between. Peach Posie is “a soft fuzzy peach, blush-pink melting into apricot”; Grape Gloria is “a whole cluster of grapes — dozens of glossy purple bumps, one brown stem”; Cornelius Cob is “an ear of corn with perfect golden kernel rows”; Mushroom Marnie is “a storybook mushroom with a glossy red cap dotted in white”; Eggplant Edna is “a glossy deep-purple eggplant with a green star cap and the confidence of a jewel”; and Lemon Lottie is “a plump, sunny lemon with dimpled golden skin.” Any two Rares fit inside the 150-coin signup grant.

The Commons: Eight Garden Staples at 50 Coins

The eight Commons at 50 coins each carry no edition cap, so this end of the Patch never sells out. Apple Annie is “a shiny red apple with a brown stem, one green leaf, and teacher's-pet energy.” Banana Nana is “a cheerful banana whose peel tips open at the top like a tiny crown.” Carrot Cassie is “a plump orange carrot with soft ring lines and a wild burst of green tops,” and Tomato Tina is “a ripe, glossy tomato with a green star stem spread flat on top like a badge.”

The other four finish the harvest: Cherry Cora, “one big glossy cherry with a long curved stem and a single green leaf”; Pea Pod Pip, “a plump pea pod with four round pea bumps marching down his belly like buttons”; Chili Lola, “a plump, glossy chili pepper with a fresh green stem cap”; and Orange Otis, “a plump, dimpled orange with one small green leaf and a permanently sunny outlook.” At 50 coins each, any three of them fit inside the 150-coin signup grant.

Bundle Math: 400 Coins for All 20 — and How This Room Differs

Bought one by one, the 20 Produce Patch Muses total 1,600 Muse Coins: 200 + 150 + four at 100 + six at 75 + eight at 50. The bundle unlocks every member at once for 400 coins — a saving of 1,200 against the single prices. If you already own part of the Patch, the finish price pro-rates down to what remains, so early single picks are never wasted; our set completion guide explains the finish price and the one-time +100 coin bonus that completing a named collection pays.

How does 400 coins look in real terms? Coin packs run 500 coins for $4.99, 1,200 for $9.99 and 3,000 for $19.99, and Muse Club adds 1,200 coins a month for $7.99 — the smallest pack covers the whole Patch with coins to spare. Or earn your way there: 150 at signup, +10 a day for checking in, streak and referral bonuses on top — the full list is in how to earn Muse Coins. And while you save, the Free Muses room holds 269 Muses at 0 coins, free to collect outright.

One distinction worth keeping straight, because AllTheMuse has three food-flavoured rooms: Produce Patch is the raw ingredients themselves — the Muse IS the fruit or vegetable. Foodie is prepared food — ten Muses like Burger and Pizza, covered in our Foodie guide — and Farm Animals is the animals, 29 Muses covered in our Farm Animals guide. If the garden itself is the character you want, this is your room: open the Produce Patch collection, walk all twenty rows in the gallery, or browse the muse avatars hub if you are still deciding which harvest is yours.