Showing posts with label Survey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Survey. Show all posts

Monday, January 13, 2025

Sandy and Hoodland Library Strategic Questions


It is time for the Sandy and Hoodland Libraries to update our strategic plan!  Your input is important as we look towards our future.  Please take a few minutes to fill out this very short 5-question survey about our community.  Thank you!

 

Friday, April 30, 2021

Seed Library Survey



Dear Gardeners,


I would be very grateful if you would please fill out this form.  Your anonymous input will help guide the seed library to become even better than ever.  

As you choose your seeds from the cabinet drawers, keep in mind how many plants you intend to grow, and transfer that number of seeds to your own labeled envelope. I recommend taking 1-2 seeds for each plant.  For example, if you want to grow 4 bean plants, you might want to take 5-7 seeds.  The reason to take a few extra is to cover any seeds that may not be viable.  If you take the last seeds from a particular envelope, it is helpful if you put the plastic zipper bag in the "empty seed packet" box on top of the cabinet.  

Please be conservative and take only the amount of seeds you plan to grow now, and leave the remainder for others. There is no need to stockpile seeds because we continue to replenish our supply and they are all free to the community. 

The above are suggestions that help make the Sandy Seed Library a great experience for everyone.  You may add your own suggestions to the anonymous survey.  

🌱You'll be happy to know that we continue to receive new seed donations from our local seed savers. I recently added following:

Flowers

Veggies

Herbs

Balsam - Camellia Flowered

Cabbage, Asian - Bak Choi, White Stem

Chives, Garlic

Calendula - Pot Marigold

Fennel

Coriander/Cilantro

Marigold - Boy O Boy

Squash, Winter - Butternut


Nigella - Persian Jewels, aka Love-in-a-mist

Tomato - “Grandpa Keller’s”


Sunflower, Mexican - Torch Tithonia





Happy Gardening! 🐞🍓🐝
Susie Jenkins

Wednesday, February 24, 2021

Programming Survey

Computer Menu
Programs for 2021
As we start to plan more programming, we would like to get your opinion on what to offer in the future.