Using the keyboard's space bar to start the doodle's catapult swing, players tap a second time to launch their clay figure as far into their garden as they can. The further your gnome goes, the more flowers (and points) you get.

Get Your Timing Right. When you start the game, you'll press the spacebar on your keyboard to get the catapult moving, then press it again launch to your gnome. You've got to be sure you don't press it too quickly, or you'll drop your gnome too early and it will fall either behind the catapult or right in front of it.

Gnomes are known as a symbol of good luck. They are still used today to watch over crops and livestock, often tucked into the rafters of a barn or placed in the garden.

One of the most common symbolic meanings of garden gnomes is good luck. They are believed to bring happiness and prosperity to their owners, making them a popular choice for gardeners who want to attract good fortune to their homes. In fact, some people believe that touching a garden gnome can bring good luck.