NOTE: there seems to be no yellow pokeblock III. here are my inital findings: i'd like to organize this by block instead of berry, since some berries result in the same block. this is shown with iapapa and aspear berries, which both result in yellow pokeblock I. basic color blocks also have flavors associated with them:

Cool - Red - Spicy - Lansat - Red pokéblock III Beauty - Blue - Dry - Starf - Blue pokéblock III Smart - Green - Bitter - Maranga - Green pokéblock III Cute - Pink - Sweet - Kee - Pink pokéblock III Tough - Yellow - Sour - Wepear - Yellow pokéblock II

special colors(indigo, liteblue, etc) have a secondary flavor that seems to change based on type of block. gold blocks seem to have completely different flavor combos. now, i'm aware this info may be based on R/S/E, but i never firsthand played anything inbetween gen I and gen VI, so i'm only going off what pokefarm is producing.

Garden Guide

Given how incomplete, and also how non-updating the previous garden guide is, I have taken it upon myself to chart a new one (with permission from the original creator). It will take some time, but I will eventually get everything complete, I promise.

Berry Growth

In gardening, probably the most important thing is in a) how long it takes to grow the berries, and b) how watering affects the berry yield. Yield Type 1: No watering at all. Common if you are offline for an extended period, and plant a quickly-maturing berry. Yield Type 2: Watering when the garden becomes dry. An alert pops up when the plots become dry. Most common for people that get distracted or lose track of time easily. Mass watering button is great. Yield Type 3: Watering when the garden becomes damp. There is no alert for this, so alarms are your best friend. Mass watering button is usable. Yield Type 4: Never allowing the garden to become dry or even damp. This requires you to be active almost the entire growth period, and to individually water each plot, which resets the watering cycle. There is no easy mass water button for this method. Below, I have (in progress) charts that map out these factors.

Watering

Various berries take various lengths of time to grow, this is true, and from this, they also vary in how quickly they grow damp and dry. Below, I've charted these numbers for your convenience.

Mulch

Growth Mulch, which shortens the growth time of all berries, also changes the watering times.