Respondent ID

Collector ID

IP Address

Email Address

First Name

Last Name

Custom Data 1

Today's Date

Your Name

What are your preferred pronouns?

What is your contact information?

How long have you lived in Albuquerque?

If you identify with any of the descriptions below, please check all that apply. Note: Individual responses to this question will be kept internal to this organization only.

Which garden are you affiliated with?

Date of Garden Survey

How long have you been a gardener?

How long have you gardened at this site?

Age of Garden

Is this garden built on an abandoned lot?

Was there pavement originally in your garden site?

What is the structure of the garden?

What are the dimensions of growing space? (W x L)

Presence of shade

Type of water source

Has the garden's soil been tested?

If yes, please provide the following soil test information if available:

Which watering methods are used at the site? Please check all that apply.

Please provide as much of the following information as is available.

Please provide as much of the following information as is available.

Are there dogs in the garden?

Are there cats in the garden?

Are there prairie dogs or other burrowers in the garden?

Is there a bird bath in the garden?

Have there been any Pollinator Sightings at the site? Please check all that apply.

Please provide as much of the following information as is available.

Please check all that apply.

Date / Time

Open-Ended Response

Open-Ended Response

Company

Address 2

City/Town

State/Province

ZIP/Postal Code

Email Address

0 to 3 years

3 to 5 years

5 to 7 years

7 to 10 years

Over 10 years

Long term resident of the International District (ID) (10+ years)

New resident of the ID (1-3 years)

An Albuquerque resident (but lives outside of the ID)

A NM resident (but lives outside of Bernalillo County)

A member of an immigrant community

A member of a refugee community

A member of a Native American community

Other (please specify)

Wilson Middle School

All Nations

East Central Ministries

Loma Linda Community Center

Tiny Home Villages

Kaseman Presbyterian

Other (please specify)

Response

Other (please specify)

Response

Other (please specify)

Response

Other (please specify)

Response

Response

Response

Other (please specify)

Open-Ended Response

Number of trees

Number of structures

Response

Other (please specify)

Response

Percent of Organic Matter

Presence of Toxicities (i.e., Heavy Metal Test RCRA, Poly-Aromatic Hydrocarbon)

No information available to provide

Passive harvesting

Rain barrels

Hand watering

Surface irrigation

Underground irrigation

Other (please specify)

Number of current garden managers, coordinators

Number of participants (i.e., gardeners/students/volunteers) who contribute regularly to the garden

Number of volunteers needed

Types of community events (i.e., classes/ volunteer work days etc) that have taken place in the past month

Number of community events (i.e., classes/ volunteer work days etc) have taken place in 2021

Types of criminal incidences (i.e., break ins, property or equipment destruction, etc) that have taken place in the past month

Number of criminal incidences listed above

Kinds of trees on site and how many of each

Kinds of shrubs on site and how many of each

Kinds of birds visit the site and how many of each

Decomposers spotted in the garden (Worms, rolly pollies, earwigs, etc.)

Kinds of native plants on site and how many of each

Kinds of habitats for native bees: (i.e., sandy patches, twig nests, hollow stems, dead wood, etc.)

Response

Response

Response

Response

Butterflies

Hummingbirds

Other (please specify)

What are 3 goals for your garden as a whole for 2022-2023 (limit 3)? Food production, culinary herbs, medicinal herbs, orchard production, honey, etc.

What are 1-2 things working in this garden?

What are 1-2 things that are a major challenge for your garden?

Is your garden affected by overexposure from the sun? (yes/no)

What is your vision for garden for the next 5 years?

Estimate for # cubic yards of mulch/ compost/ topsoil needed for the season (or what was used last year)

Soil nutrients

98.249.97.225

03/08/2022

Kateisha Lee

Wildcat Blooms

1138 Cardenas

Albuquerque

Schipull@aps.edu

0 to 3 years

A member of a Native American community

Wilson Middle School

03/05/2022

Over 6 years

4 to 6 years

Over 10 years

Other (please specify)

Raised beds & in ground

Not listed

Other (please specify)

Rainwater & Municipal

Not listed

Not listed

Not listed

Passive harvesting

Rain barrels

Hand watering

Surface irrigation

Underground irrigation

2, After school program, work clays, outdoor classes

chinaquapin oak, plum, pinon, 2 cherries, 2 apricot, 2 apple,

Turpentine, 2 salvia, 2 lavender, 2 desert willow, Rosemary, pomegranate, elderberry

Pidgeons, hummingbirds, finches

Worms, rolly pollies

Desert willow, apache plan, yarrow, chinoquin oak, pinon, terpentine, sunflower, grasses, rosemary

Sandy patches, hollow stems, dead wood, native plant garden, twigs, trees

Butterflies

Hummingbirds

Food production, culinary arts, plant science ed. medicine

Food production/distribution, learning about plants

Water/irrigation, healthy soil

Beautiful pond, more fruits, berries flowers, more shade layed out and organized

Estimate for # cubic yards of mulch/ compost/ topsoil needed for the season (or what was used last year)

Soil nutrients

98.249.97.225

03/01/2022

Rose Walker

She, her, hers

1033 Utah St. NE

Albuquerque

5058041113RW@gmail.com

7 to 10 years

An Albuquerque resident (but lives outside of the ID)

04/01/2022

Over 6 years

Over 10 years

Over 10 years

In ground

Other (please specify)

Both Rainwater & Municipal

Not listed

Not listed

Not listed

Rain barrels

Hand watering

Surface irrigation

Breakfast, board mtgs, ag committee mtg., EJ/Tree Workshop

8 work days all gardeners, 1 class w/ abq. water authority,1 class on composters, mushroom inoculation, garden workshop

Jumped fence, shovel theft, dug out rose bushes

Not listed

2 jujube trees, 2 nectarines, 1 chinese elm

blackberries - 100, lavender, mullein, 3 Russian, sage, butterfly bush, lantana, 3 wild roses bee balm,

little brown birds, roadrunners (2), rufous humming birds, Blue Jays, (only seen once this fall)

Red wiggler worms, Rolly pollies, cockroach, green june beetle larve,

Tons of silver night shades, dandelions, purslane, wild spinach

The drip system, and flowers, ground bees

Butterflies

Hummingbirds

To provide education to gardeners, we are in a food desert. 2) To provide a place for neighbors to be able to plant, they may live in apartments. 3) To provide a community place for neighbors to get to kind each other

1) We have a breakfast twice a month where we get to know each other. 2) Blackberries do well, and we get to share them and the bushes also jujubee trees

water, soil

Complete water barrels so that all barrels are connected so we don't have to pump water. Figure out how to shade gardens. More gardeners. More Activates in garden.

Estimate for # cubic yards of mulch/ compost/ topsoil needed for the season (or what was used last year)

Soil nutrients

98.249.97.225

07/19/2022

Rose Walker

She, her, hers

1033 Utah St. NE

Albuquerque

5058041113RW@gmail.com

Over 10 years

An Albuquerque resident (but lives outside of the ID)

50.228.184.32

07/19/2022

Sophie Tate

she/her/hers

117 Bryn Mawr Drive NE

Albuquerque

state2@phs.org

0 to 3 years

An Albuquerque resident (but lives outside of the ID)

Kaseman Presbyterian

04/25/2022

6 mos to 1 year

6 mos to 1 year

1 to 2 years

In ground

27' x 50' -- I have a drawing of the garden with the garden plan, if that would be helpful for your records. Please let me know and I can send it (state2@phs.org)

Municipal

It was tested before I got here and the information is missing. We are planning on retesting for next season.

Hand watering

Surface irrigation

none this past month, but our Seed to Supper 6-session classes are coming up next week

Peach (1), plum (2), apple (1), apricot (1)

rolly pollies, earwigs

lots of dead wood areas

Butterflies

Hummingbirds

Produce food for our cooking classes; increase yield and get better at weeding!; increase community and volunteer involvement

The garden staff work well together and in our first food-productive season, we're excited to be harvesting squash, tomatoes, blackberries, lettuce, kale, cucumbers, and more!; the garden is used in our Seed to Supper classes, and the volunteers at the Food Farmacy enjoy working in the garden in the mornings

We had irrigation issues starting out, but we don't anticipate that next year. We don't have enough staff time for weeding/regular garden maintenance, but we are hoping to get more hours and involve the community/volunteers more next season

We would love to involve the Behavioural Health patients on the Kaseman campus -- I would love to have meditation+workdays, and other classes for mental health and wellbeing in the garden. I hope we can produce enough food to supplement our Food Farmacy program and/or the Neighborhood Food Hub, to continue getting fresh produce to those with medical conditions and others in need

143.120.83.38

03/07/2022

Melodia D'Amour

1700 Yale Blvd. SE

Loma Linda CC

Albuquerque

mdamour11@gmail.com

Over 10 years

An Albuquerque resident (but lives outside of the ID)

member of mixed race community, Loma Linda is considered part of the ID. Long term resident of SE area.

Loma Linda Community Center

03/07/2022

Over 6 years

1 to 2 years

Over 10 years

Other (please specify)

Combination of raised beds & in ground

multiple growing spaces: north side area abutting community center main building: -6 raised beds total area under blue shade structure 22ft x 14ft -2 brick raised beds on east side of building each 2.5ft x 23ft -2 in ground beds each 3ft x 45ft South bed area: total available growing area 86ft x 229ft

Other (please specify)

current method is from municipal, but is labor intensive requiring hose hauling across parking lot

N/A - Bridget?

yes, poly-aromatic hydrocabons

level of PAH is below what is considered to be dangerous

Hand watering

2; Ann Goldenberg, Melodia D'Amour

average over last year 6-10 people

I meeeeean, as many as possible! Ideally, 4-10 a month more would be awesome

volunteer work days

4-6 volunteer work days, during spring & summer 1-4 youth community members in garden 3-5 days per week

0 but that is an inaccurate representation of the site over 1 year.

approx. 10+ incidents per year including vandalism & theft

0 in garden area, dozens of boarder landscaping trees in poor health due to inconsistent park maintenance. unknown species, possible variety of deciduous trees

chamisa, yucca,

IDK, more observation required

soil and fruiting fungi, silverfish, cockroaches, worms, roley poleys

6-8 established yucca ranging from 3-15ft tall, 3-5 chamisa, scattered globe mallow, scattered malva, goatheads, wild mustard, silverleaf nightshade, Navajo Tea (cota), bee blossom AKA guara

sandy patches for native bees, hollow stems, dead wood, twig bundles, decomposing leaves

Butterflies

ladybugs, other beetles

create social space with raised beds, enhance aesthetic beauty, to include interactive learning signs, utilize the power of fungi

community partnerships, veggies & herbs

water access, soil quality/shade

100% yes

to be a gateway and garden volunteer hub to the city from the Sunport.

Estimate for # cubic yards of mulch/ compost/ topsoil needed for the season (or what was used last year)

Soil nutrients

98.48.110.62

03/02/2022

Bette Allen

she/her/hers

1605 Willys Knight Dr NE

1605 Willys Knight Dr NE

Albuquerque

bca.2212@gmail.com

Over 10 years

An Albuquerque resident (but lives outside of the ID)

Tiny Home Villages

03/22/2022

Over 6 years

1 to 2 years

1 to 2 years

Other (please specify)

both raised bed and in ground

26 ' x 67 '

Other (please specify)

municipal and rainwater via cisterns

Hand watering

Surface irrigation

Underground irrigation

5-10 depending on project

Jan 0, Feb 0 - 3 were scheduled and canceled due to utility break

2 community garden meetings, 5+ workdays, numerous tours, open house

Perimeter breaches, no property damage

28 total, honey locust, desert willow, chinese pistache, NM olive, 5 fruit trees

yucca saccata, turpentine bush, fragrant sumac, chamisa, sotol, prickly pear, yucca glauca,

worms, rolly pollies, earwigs

as listed above - except for fruit trees

hollow stems, wood mulch,

Butterflies

1. Formalize and activate garden space with pollinators, in ground bed 2. Install more fruit trees 3. optimize irrigation

1. Getting villagers interested in the garden 2. Eager vounteers

1. lack of shade 2. Coordinating county funding with the season

1. Produce fruit and vegetables to support villagers 2. Share produce, starts, seeds, knowledge, people power 3. Have villagers involved in micro-industries using produce 4. Have villagers feel invested in this space 5. Make the space attractive to villagers and outside neighborhood

Estimate for # cubic yards of mulch/ compost/ topsoil needed for the season (or what was used last year)

Soil nutrients