CLAIRE’S GARDEN
PROFILE
I want to work at the garden because:
Two of my personal goals for working at the Dallas Youth Garden this summer are:
I’d love to get more work experience.
I wish to improve at working with my fellow coworkers.
Two things I hope to learn from working at the Dallas Youth Garden are:
I hope to learn more about gardening.
I would like to learn more leadership skills.
I think my biggest challenge will be: My biggest challenge will probably be weeding.
My favorite vegetable or fruit is: Watermelon
I hope to contribute this to the garden this year: I would like to contribute to the garden by helping others and keeping the garden healthy so it will produce more vegetables for donation.
GARDEN PLAN
Vegetables and Flowers Planted (list in order):
Zinnia
Peppers
Peppers
Tomato
Zucchini
Squash
Dill
Onions
Onions
Carrots
Lettuce
Lettuce
Pumpkin
Pumpkin
Beats
Dill
Zinnia
Rows of vegetables planted: 17
Number of different kinds of vegetables planted: 10
Planned Garden Yield: 279
Planned Biggest Producer: Pumpkins
Changes in my plan during planting:
GARDEN LOG
May 1-3: We did a zoom meeting about the garden and we pulled up tarps.
May 4-10: We had another zoom meeting about our garden plans and we did the plant sale cleanup.
May 11-17: We reviewed our garden plans than started planting.
May 18-24: I finished planting and we weeded and watered.
May 25-31: We started putting down straw, I also weeded and watered.
June 1-7: We continued putting down straw, and I weeded and watered.
June 8-14: We put straw down, I weeded and watered.
June 15-21: I weeded, watered and we put down straw.
June 22-28: I weeded both of my carrot rows, watered and put down straw.
Final Thoughts:
My favorite garden vegetable was:
Because:
I harvested _____ pounds of produce from my garden.
My favorite job was:
My least favorite job was:
I could have done better at:
I did the best I could doing:
The two things I learned most at the garden this year were:
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GARDEN PROJECTS
1.Project One
Question/Problem(s) Proposed: How do I stop root maggots from eating my plants?
Answer(s) I found: There are many ways to stop root maggots from damaging your plants like pest monitoring, replanting, insecticide and sticky traps. Monitoring your plants regularly can show whether or not you have an infestation. Insecticides can be good too. Although, they may negatively affect certain helpful insects depending on the type you use. Also, sticky traps are an effective way to get rid of the adult flies. Overall, there are many useful ways to prevent root maggots from harming your garden.
URL Reference: https://pnwhandbooks.org/insect/vegetable/vegetable-pests/hosts-pests/radish-cabbage-maggot
2. Resipe
Name:
Vegetable Used:
Ingredients:
Steps to Make it:
Opinion:
3. Another Project
Question/Problem(s) Proposed:
Answer(s) I found:
URL Reference:
MONTHLY GARDEN SUMMARY
May: Days Worked ___14__ Days Off ___0__ Extra Days Worked __0__ Days Late___0____ Total Produce(Pounds):__N/A__
June: Days Worked _____ Days Off _____ Extra Days Worked _____ Days Late_______ Total Produce(Pounds):__.
July: Days Worked ____ Days Off _____ Extra Days Worked _____ Days Late______ Total Produce(Pounds):__
August: Days Worked _____ Days Off ____ Extra Days Worked _____ Days Late_______ Total Produce(Pounds):__
September: Days Worked ____ Days Off _____ Extra Days Worked _____ Days Late______ Total Produce(Pounds):____