
✦ Prim's Own ✦
The whole set, with the garden coming up in it.
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Buy & download →All 156 tiles as printable playing cards. Cricut cuttable, for an easy print and cut. Lighter to travel, easier to pack. Drawn for the spring table. One big ladybug on the One Dot, and from two up they are counted out in the classic arrangements. A garden boot planted with tulips on the One Bam. Hand painted clay pots for the Craks, a seedling in the first one. The winds are a dandelion clock, the seed head blowing the way the tile turns. Red is a cardinal, Green a frog on his lily pad, White a speckled egg that plays as the Soap, and Black is the crow, the fourth dragon. Eight named blooms, and eight bees for the Jokers.
Every card says what it is. The number sits in the same corner on every card and the suit is written along the bottom, so a first timer can count the ladybugs and play the hand.
Perfect for a spring mahjong day, for new card season when everyone is learning a new card anyway, and as a hostess gift for the woman who is always the one dealing.
The Spring Garden Solution Card holds ten ready made spring garden solutions and two bonus Black Dragon hands. The ten: The Garden Grows; Rich Soil; The Rose; Seven Rows of Tulips; April First; Every Bloom; Red Bird, Green Frog; Every Which Way; Four Rows of Ladybugs; and The Fourth Month. The two bonus hands: Robin, and The Crow. The Garden Grows spells G R O W, Rich Soil spells S O I L, and The Rose spells R O S E. They are not from any league card. Your NMJL card and your rules do not change.
The Order of the Tileâ„¢ is an independent publisher and is not affiliated with the National Mah Jongg League. This guide does not reproduce the NMJL card.
On ownership. Every guide and printable here is Prim's own original work, yours to keep, print, and enjoy at your own table. It is not yours to sell, share, give away, or reproduce for anyone else. However, if you have an idea for how we might partner, I would love to talk with you about it. Do write to [email protected]. © 2026 The Order of the Tile. All rights reserved, gently but firmly. Read the full license →