Treant Gardener is an Enemy in Dark Souls and Dark Souls Remastered. Enemies are hostile creatures that respawn when players rest at a Bonfire or upon death. Special enemies that do not respawn are classified as Bosses, Mini Bosses or Invaders.
Treant Gardener Information
Tall, green coloured fellows with long, lanky limbs, very similar to the Treants in Darkroot Garden. They wear a hat and tattered yellow clothing. They come in two flavours: One wields a pitchfork, the other uses a pair of gardening shears.
Drops
Attacks
- Stumble Charge
- Scoopy-scoopy
Attacks (Shears)
- Snip
- Snippy-snippy-snippy
Strategy
Awkward and clumsy monsters, they are not too hard to deal with. First, let's discuss the Pitchfork variety. Their weapon is fairly long, but they're quite slow in using it. Their attacks are fairly typical, with various swings and stabs. If you're a fair distance away, they'll attempt a jumping charge attack, which is easy to avoid and always results in them falling over, opening it up to free hits. Perhaps their most dangerous attacks is one where it scoops the ground with the pitchfork repeatedly, causing rapid, considerable damage. However, as with all their attacks, it is slow and easy to block. Next, the gardening shears variety. Their attacks are the very definition of limited, consisting only of a few snipping attacks. It's rapid-snipping attack will do a lot of damage and may break your guard if you have low stability, so watch out for that. Otherwise, you've little to fear from these homicidal landscapers. Both varieties can be backstabbed.
Locations
Location | HP | NG+ | Souls | NG+ | Respawn |
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Royal Wood | 320 | 502 | 200 | 400 | Yes |
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I, The Chosen Undead who was destined to link the flames as stated in the legends, just got wrecked by a bunch of gardeners.
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These things' attacks are total bs. Harder to time an avoid than they should be, even if they do little damage. If only they had variation in attacks that didn't all look the f****** same.
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The ones with shears near the coin are passive until either you attack them or pick up the coin. Is it possible that they may have once been human?
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I've noticed that when damaged, they'll sometimes back up and pull out a watering can and start watering their roots... Are they healing themselves? Is it a buff?
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once I killed one of them and the its companion started crying, has anybody seen this? I've only seen it once and I haven found any information about it.
I wish we could get those shears!
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