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Grant School Garden Survey
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In what seasons do you grow food?
At Grant School, we grow food in the spring, summer and fall. We are working on greenhouses to be able to grow food in the winter too.
Spring
Summer
Fall
Winter
What type of weather do you think affect your plants most?
At Grant School we had to combat drought and cold temperatures the most.
Drought
Too much rain
Strong winds
Cold temperatures
Hot temperatures
Other:
What type of vegetables do you grow?
At Grant School we have had success with potatoes, onions, garlic and broccolli.
Root vegetables (potatoes, onions, carrots, etc...)
Cool crops (kale, broccoli, cauliflower etc...)
Beans
Nightshade (green peppers, eggplant etc...)
Herbs (rosemary, basil etc...)
Legumes (peas
Other:
What type of fruits do you grow?
At Grant School we grow strawberries and tomatoes?
Fruit bushes (raspberries, blackberries etc...)
Fruit vines (grapes,
Melons (cantaloupe, watermelon, honeydew etc...)
Fruit trees (apples, peaches etc...)
Squash (squash, pumpkin etc...)
Other:
Do you grow flowers around your food?
We have observed native plants and other flowers in some gardens attract bees and butterflies?
No flowers
Some flowers
Many flowers
Flowers in every bed
Other:
Do you observe holes in your plant leaves?
We noticed some of our broccoli leaves this year had holes in them?
No holes
Barely any holes
Some holes
Many holes
Other:
What types of insect have you observed in your garden?
At Grant School, we have observed many insects and bugs in gardens. We have even seen a bug motel to attract bugs to gardens.
Ladybugs
Caterpillars
Butterflies
Moths
Ants
Beetles
Other:
Which animals below have you observed in your garden?
At Grant School we have noticed rabbits and cats in our garden space and we are curious how these animals affect the plants.
Rabbits
Cats
Dogs
Birds
Squirrels
Deer
Snakes
Other:
In what ways do humans affect your garden?
At Grant School we have been interested in human impact on garden spaces.
Smashing plants
Eating plant food
Altering the soil
Solid litter
Liquid litter
Other:
What materials do you use in your compost?
Animal waste
Food scraps
Fiber products (cardboard, paper etc...)
Plant matter (grasses, leaves etc...)
Sticks and logs
Other:
How long does it take to be able to use your compost?
We have various types of compost that take different amounts of time to be able to use and some that can be used in different ways.
about 3 months
about 6 months
about 1 year
about 1.5 years
about 2 years
Other:
How often do you water your plants?
At Grant School we usually water once or twice a week or with irrigation hoses.
Once a day
Once a week
Twice a week
Whenever it rains
Other:
Which of the following irrigation system do you use?
At Grant School we use hoses, watering cans, rain barrels and drip hoses.
Hoses
Sprinklers
Drip Lines
Rain Barels
Aquaponics
Other:
Which of the following garden designs do you use in your garden space?
We have observed many garden designs and want to know which garden designs help plants grow.
Plants in straight rows
Fences around beds
Crop rotation
Crop sharing (corn, beans, squash etc...)
Raised beds
Square foot gardening
Other:
What type of pollution affects your plants?
We are interested in how human impact affects plants.
Light pollution
Water pollution
Air pollution
Litter
Other:
Which of the following Ecofriendly practices do you use in your garden?
We have observed gardens that try to improve carbon footprints.
Water conservation (rain barrels, drip lines etc...)
Composting
Using native plants to attract insects
Reusing materials to design beds or buildings
Other:
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