Gardening Knowledge Assessment

This video provides a comprehensive guide to flower gardening, covering essential topics such as understanding gardening zones, choosing between perennials and annuals, determining sunlight and soil requirements, and proper watering and fertilizing techniques. It also offers advice on sheltering and spacing plants, as well as practical planting and maintenance tips to ensure a thriving garden.

What is the primary purpose of knowing your gardening zone?

• To determine the amount of sunlight your garden receives

• To find out the type of soil in your garden

• To ensure the plants you choose can survive the winter temperatures

• To decide the best time of year to plant

Which type of flower needs to be replanted every year?

• Biennial

• Perennial

• Annual

• Evergreen

How long do annual flowers typically bloom?

• Year-round until frost

• Only in spring

• Throughout the winter

• 4 to 9 weeks

What is the minimum amount of sunlight required for a plant to be considered in full sun?

• 3 hours

• 6 hours

• 9 hours

• 12 hours

What is a simple method to test if your soil has more clay content?

• See if it forms a sticky ball

• Check if it feels sandy

• Measure its pH level

• Observe its color

Why is it important to know the type of soil in your garden?

• To determine the best time to water

• To decide the color of flowers to plant

• To choose plants that will thrive in your soil conditions

• To calculate the amount of fertilizer needed

How much water do plants generally need per week?

• Half an inch

• Three inches

• One inch

• Two inches

What is a recommended practice when spacing out plants?

• Space them based on the color of the flowers

• Follow the spacing guidelines on the plant label

• Plant them in random patterns

• Plant them as close as possible

What should you do to protect plants from harsh weather conditions?

• Water them more frequently

• Fertilize them weekly

• Use a sun map

• Provide shelter by tucking them into corners

What is the purpose of using mulch around newly planted plants?

• To enhance the color of the flowers

• To add nutrients to the soil

• To keep the roots cooler and retain moisture

• To prevent pests