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Check out this Animal Crossing: New Horizons Switch (ACNH) guide on Pine Cones. Find out what to do with pinecones (uses), how to get them, trees they drop from, recipes, & more!!

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Pine Cones - Where To Get & Price

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Available PeriodNorthern Hem: 9/1~12/11
Southern Hem: 3/1~6/11
How To GetShake trees and pick them up
Sell Price200

How To Gather Pine Cones

Shake Trees & Pick Up Pinecones That Fall Out

Pinecones

↑ Gathering a pinecone from beneath a pine tree!!

Pinecones are a Fall-only material which can be gathered by shaking trees. In the Northern Hemisphere, this will be from September 1st to December 11th, and in the Southern Hemisphere this is from March 1st to June 11th. Their drop rate seems to be rather low, as we had only 1 drop for every 10-20 trees shaken.

Pinecones Only Drop From Pine Trees

Pinecone Tree

Though it may be obvious, Pinecones will only drop from conifers (pine trees). If you shake a deciduous (broadleaf) tree, you'll get an Acorn instead, so be careful!

What To Do With Pine Cones

Use Them In DIY Recipes

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Pinecones can be used in the DIY recipe for the Tree's Bounty Little Tree recipe!

Get The Recipe In September (or March)

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"I've sent a DIY recipe for Tree's Bounty Little Tree to your smart phone! Try crafting it!"!!

The Tree's Bounty Little Tree recipe will be given to you at the start of the season on either September 1st (Northern Hem) or March 1st (Southern Hem) during the morning announcement from Isabelle! You won't be able to get this recipe if you change your time to the 2nd of the month, so be careful!

Read About Changing The Date Here

Recipes Which Use Pine Cones

This list will be updated regularly as we discover new recipes!

Check Out All Fall Seasonal DIY Recipes Here!

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Anonymous 4

What them from Cornimer but that is a myth:(

Anonymous 3

Text dates do not match numerical dates. October is not the 12th month

Vale 2

I don't know if it's the same for acorns and pinecones but with the christmas lights that fall off of the pine trees (the lit ones) you can shake the same tree several times to get more. I got about 30 lights before I got tired of that. Same with branches.

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