Completed Pokémon Flower Jam

-The level curve! It wasn't easy to get out unscathed from some of the boss battles even in Normal Mode, but it also wasn't hard to grind my team to be on par with them either. It was an enjoyable ride.
-The clean spritework/sprite editing! I didn't notice any major graphical bugs and the new Fakemon sprites seemed to fit right in with the rest.
-Timberry and its evolutions - what good doggos they are! I would die for them.
-The variety of Trainer classes included in this game. Some of them I wouldn't have even expected to have a full Grass team and yet you made their encounters sound convincing.
-The mapping! It was simple, yet interesting to see and navigate. Also, seeing AZ's Floette just chilling around and acting as the local nurse was cute.
-Overall, the Mon selection was great. For a game that mainly only deals with a single theme, it was not hard to find Mons for my team that I liked. Heck, I even got a surprise Hisuian Lilligant for my trouble!

-The starter selection. Given the level curve of this game, I found it odd that you included the Bulbasaur, Chikorita and Sprigatito lines as overworld encounters and yet changed the evolution methods of three other lines that could have been perfectly serviceable overworld encounters. I would really like you to consider letting us start with the actual starters - but leave both sets as overworld encounters in case there's anyone daring enough to Shiny hunt.
-The lack of TMs, Move Tutors and a Move Relearner. I don't know if these are actually available in Hard Mode, but if they are, I would consider adding them to Normal Mode as well since some of the movepools are really quite limited. For example, the only Dragon move I saw Cretassom learn was Dragon Dance, and Botanine has no access to Fighting moves other than Bulk Up after evolving (unless you actually meant for its typing to be Grass/Ground instead, in which case I'm reporting this as an oversight).
-The lack of overworld items. I'm not saying spread Poké Balls all over such a beautiful landscape, but I would have liked to interact with little glimmers on rocks like in Sword and Shield and find rare and semi-rare items, including evolution stones and Gracidea Flowers.
-Not being able to farm money to complete the Pokédex, which goes hand in hand with the point above. Having rare items to sell as well as Trainers to rematch would help a lot with that since you need a lot of money to be able to catch all the available Mons and evolve them. Alternatively, or additionally, you could lower the price of evolutionary items and such to make things easier.
-The fact that in the third trial, very useful information about the game mechanics such as the new Mons and Z-Crystals becomes locked again once you become eligible to face Alph. It would be nice if the characters kept repeating the correct answer just so future players can have a reference.
-The three Flowerkeepers felt... kind of flat and indistinguishable from one another, or like simple roadblocks. I'm not saying that you should add a main plot, but you should definitely consider expanding on their backgrounds - maybe even introducing us to them right at the start of the game or letting us actively see them go about their day.

-It was odd that Sunnstalk didn't have any secondary typing; it probably deserves one. Grass/Ground would work well, should you decide not to change Botanine's typing to that.
-As much as I liked receiving a surprise Hisuian Lilligant, it was... kind of out of left field. Maybe let us be able to trigger Petilil's evolution into Hisuian Lilligant with a Gracidea as well? It would fit right in with the Sinnoh lore.
-I can't help but feel some flower-related lines were missing here, like the Fomantis line, the Bellsprout line and the Lotad line. Maybe you should consider adding them in a future update to add more variety to the type interactions.
-More Fakemon would be nice as well! You are a talented designer, so if you're up for it, I encourage you to keep doing it.