FarmVille Woodland Mist Items: Pixie Tree, Violet Sheep and more

It seems as though FarmVille is very quickly going to jump into a complete Christmas theme, as Egg Nog Trees have already been released in the store, but if you're looking for a new item theme with which to decorate your farm(s) before jumping into everything red and green, you can now do so with the new items in the Woodland Mist theme. This theme's trees are hard to find, as they're scattered amongst all sorts of themed trees in the store, so feel free to use the search menu to find any that you're interested in buying. We're here with a complete look at the new Woodland Mist items in FarmVille's marketplace, so let's get started!

Trees

Twisting Fern Tree - 6 Farm Cash
Dewdrop Flower Tree - 12 Farm Cash
Thistle Tree - 8 Farm Cash
BeeHive Tree - 14 Farm Cash
Bramble Tree - 6 Farm Cash
PIxie Tree - 12 Farm Cash
Rose Cluster Tree - 8 Farm Cash
Dewdrops Web Tree - 14 Farm Cash

Animals

Woodland Cow - 20 Farm Cash
Misty Lady Bug - 12 Farm Cash
Violet Sheep - 16 Farm Cash
Bubble Bunny - 12 Farm Cash
Mist Ewe - 16 Farm Cash
Butterfly Bear - 16 Farm Cash
Dewdrops Pony - 26 Farm Cash
Purple Panther - 14 Farm Cash
Blue Fox - 12 Farm Cash
Blackberry Horse - 26 Farm Cash

Buildings

Flower House - 15 Farm Cash
Log House - 15 Farm Cash

Decorations

Violet Flower Patch - 5,000 coins
Flower Car - 5 Farm Cash
Toadstool Toad - 100,000 coins
Lady Bug Cart - 10 Farm Cash
Buttercup Fairy Gnome - 12 Farm Cash
Berry Chipmunk - 10 Farm Cash
Dewdrop Fence - 5,000 coins per piece
Peek-a-Boo Hog - 12 Farm Cash
Sleeping Gnome - 12 Farm Cash
Wild Strawberry Fence - 5,000 coins per piece

These items will be available for either nine or 13 days, depending on the specific item you're interested in. It's possible that more items could be launched in the Woodland Mist theme in the future, and if that's the case, we'll make sure to let you know.

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What do you think of these many Woodland Mist items in FarmVille's store? Will you purchase any of them for your farms? Sound off in the comments!