Who/Why
Who sells flowers?
A store worker
What tool do you use to dig in a garden?
A shovel
When is a good time to plant flowers in the ground?
When the dirt is softening up/springtime
Where can you store garden tools?
In a shed
How do you know when to water a plant?
When it is wilting/the dirt is dry
Who might grow flowers?
A florist
What animals might eat vegetables growing in a garden?
Bunnies, deer, squirrels, bugs, birds, mice
When is garden season?
Spring
Where is a good place to plant a sunflower? Why?
In the sun, they like to face the sun
How do you get water to come out of a hose?
Turn the water on
Why do gardeners wear gloves?
To protect their hands and keep them clean
What plant would be taller: corn or carrots?
Corn
When should you water plants?
When their dirt is dry
Where do you plant seeds?
In the ground
How can you protect garden plants if the weather gets cold and frosty?
Cover the plants with cloths
Why do flowers have bright colors?
They attract pollinators like bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. These animals/insects visit flowers to carry pollen from one flower to another. Pollinators help plants makes seeds and grow new flowers.
What plant has seeds: celery or green peppers?
Green peppers
When do flowers start to bloom?
In the spring
Where do you find worms in the garden?
In the soil
Why do plants need sunshine?
It helps them grow
Why do plants have roots?
Roots hold the plant in the ground, they take in water and nutrients that the plant needs to grow, and they store food for the plant to use later.
What might happen to a garden during a drought?
The plants may die
When should you pick a vegetable?
When it is ripe
Where do bees go in a garden?
To the flowers
Why is it important to take care of a garden?
So your plants can grow