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Vegetable Gardening Quiz

Test your knowledge on vegetable gardening with this engaging quiz! Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, this quiz will help you learn essential tips and tricks for growing a bountiful vegetable garden.

12 questions covering a range of gardening topics.
Multiple choice and checkbox formats.
Check your knowledge and improve your gardening skills!

12 Questions3 MinutesCreated by PlantingBee304

If your soil is poorly drained what are some ways to fix the problem, select any that apply.

Create raised planting mounds

Build raised beds

Incorporate organic matter

Add sand

What of the following add challenges to growing tomatoes in the high country. Select any that apply.

Too much rain leading to disease

Short growing season

High summer temperatures

When deciding what crops to grow in your garden, you should consider which of the following? Select all that apply

Cost of the product at the store

How much of it you will use

How hard the crop is to manage

How much time you have

Tomato, Peppers and Eggplants are in the _____________________ family, therefore you shouldn't plant tomatoes where you had potatoes the year before.

Onion (Alliacea)

Mustard/Cabbage (Brassicaceae)

Nighshade (Solanacea)

Which of the following crops are cool season, so can safely be planted now (4/17) select all that apply

Tomato

Kale

Potatoes

Broccoli

Which type of seed usually provides the benefit of larger yields and disease resistance

Open pollinated

Hybrid

Heirloom

Which of the following types of irrigation, are best to prevent disease by keeping the foliage dry.

Drip

Soaker hoses

Sprinklers

Which micronutrient is often deficient when trying to grow, tomatoes, cauliflower, and cabbage.

Sulfur

Boron

Iron

To prevent blossom end rot in tomatoes, you can put egg shells or antacid tablets in the planting hole at planting

True

False

When trellising or planting taller crops, they should be place on the ________________ end of the garden to prevent shading other crops.

East

West

North

South

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