Oh, sorry. Other people already gave that feedback.  😅

In Godot, If you go to Project Settings>General>Display>Window>Stretch>Mode and then set the stretch mode to canvas_items or viewport, you will not have the problem where resizing the window changes what you see.

I think the orders come way too infrequently. They should be way more common in my opinion. A lot of the time I’m just waiting for an order to come in so I have something to do.

I “lost” the game 2 times, and in both, it was because I bought something that I had enough money to buy, but doing so set my money to 0. I don’t think this is a good way of implementing a losing condition. Don’t let the player buy something they don’t have the money for but don’t just close the game when they have no money. Even if I have zero money, I might have the correct plants planted and I might be about to earn money as soon as they grow.

For time management on your part as a dev, if you don’t do it already, consider making a game design document before starting development. That will let you know at any point how much more work needs to be done.

If there's any one thing I would add to enhance the gameplay loop, it would be to make it get more difficult as it goes on. Maybe have the orders come in faster or demand more vegetables (with bigger gold rewards) as time progresses. That would keep the player on their toes and give them a good reason to buy more land. There are other things you could add like sound effects or a tutorial, but since this is unpolished by your own admission, I don't think I need to tell you all that. A good start overall, would've liked to see this further developed.