JORDYN’S GARDEN
PROFILE
I want to work at the garden because: I enjoy it
Two of my personal goals for working at the Dallas Youth Garden this summer are:
Keep up on weeding
Limit my baseball bat sized zucchinis to 1 or under
Two things I hope to learn from working at the Dallas Youth Garden are:
Best way to keep a pest free garden
How to grow good cabbage
I think my biggest challenge will be: Keeping up on weeding
My favorite vegetable or fruit is: Zucchini
I hope to contribute this to the garden this year: A good attitude
GARDEN PLAN
Vegetables and Flowers Planted (list in order):
Marigold
Zucchini
Marigold
Zucchini
Cabbage
Tomato
Beets
Beans
Cabbage
Yellow Squash
Carrots
Tomato
Onion
Carrots
Dill
Crookneck Squash
Rows of vegetables planted: 16
Number of different kinds of vegetables planted: 9
Planned Garden Yield: 397
Planned Biggest Producer: Zucchini
Changes in my plan during planting: Accidentally messed up my zucchini row spacing and had to fix it.
GARDEN LOG
May 1-3: Gone in Arizona
May 4-10: Zoom meetings
May 11-17: Starting planting had a saturday zoom meeting due to rain
May 20-24: Worked in the garden and finished planting
May 27-31: Weeded a lot, replanted first row of zuchs, started laying straw
June 3-7: Started laying straw in my garden
June 10-14 Did more straw and got a lot done. If we are lucky it should be only another Saturday to finish.
June 16-21 Weeded then did more straw. Finshed 3 gardens however the rain cut Saturday short. Weeded my marigold rows very well and fertilized my garden.
June 23-28: Finshed 3 more gardens including mine with straw. Weeded all my transplants but 1 row. Admired my beans.
July 1-5:
July 7-12:
July 14-19:
July 21-26:
July 28-August 2:
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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2.
GARDEN PROJECTS
1.Project One
Question/Problem(s) Proposed: What causes there to be more ladybugs in a season compared to another?
Answer(s) I found: There are a myriad of potential reasons attributed to the higher populations of ladybugs seen this season, such as a mild winter or an early start to spring. These conditions can often result in higher survival rates for ladybug larvae, leading to increased adult populations. A plentiful food supply also allows for both rapid breeding and successful development. These are all potential reasons for the higher population of ladybugs observed this garden season.
URL Reference: https://hawxpestcontrol.com/why-are-there-so-many-ladybugs-this-year/
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 ___11__ Days Off ____3_ Extra Days Worked ___0_ Days Late__0_____ Total Produce(Pounds):__0__
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):____