Keeping track of all project-related information was of great help in producing the end-of-project deliverables. Keeping an up-to-date, detailed work plan with notes, comments and criticism also provided a very valuable resource to improve our project for future seasons. Table 3: Appreciation survey results Question Strongly Disagree Disagree Neither agree nor disagree Agree Strongly Agree Generally, I appreciated being part of the Container garden project 0 0 0 4 3 I the experience worth the money spent (25$) 0 0 1 2 4 I found the Facebook page to be an appropriate means of communication 0 0 0 3 4 I learned container gardening 0 0 0 4 2 I found the amount of work to be reasonable 0 0 0 1 6 I acquired enough skills to continue container gardening at home 0 0 0 4 3 I found the workshop topics interesting 0 0 1 3 3 I found the level of the workshops appropriate 0 1 1 4 1 I found the balance between information and hands on activities to be adequate 0 0 2 3 2 I found the workshop 0 0 0 4 3
Table 5: Workplan Task Status Date End Date Costs Details Measurables Participant selection Completed 01-04-2014 0 Email was sent to PGSS Newswire, 37 people replied. We selected on first come first serve basis Interest (number of interested people) Initial Material purchasing Completed 21/04/2014 450 bins and soil(soil coverd by pgss), storage unit and Hose repair for raised bed Completed 15/05/2014 0 A. Pierzchala provided longer hose to allow watering of raised beds N/A Bin construction Completed 21/04/2015 0 Number of bins constructed, Number of hours worked on project Workshop 1: bin construction Completed 15/05/2014 0 Participants helped build most of the bins Attendance, satisfaction survey, number hours on project Information Sign Completed 01-06-2014 15/05/2014 Workshop 2: companion planting Completed 12-05-2014 0 Preparation of handouts, workshop facilitation Attendance, satisfaction survey, number hours on project Workshop 2.5: beekeeping Completed 16-9-2014 Tour of beehive, Q&A attendance, satisfaction survey Workshop 3: pest control Completed 10-06-2014 60 Hands on part: we went to the garden to assess presence of pest. Material: spray bottle, ladybug habitat material Attendance, satisfaction survey, number hours on project Participant survey Completed 10-09-2014 0 Survey monkey survey sent in september, 7 participants replied Satisfaction survey, number of harvest quantities Workshop 4: fertilization Completed 10-07-2014 30 3 fertilization kits from Action Communitaire number of bins fertilised, attendance
PGSS Env. Committee Apr-1-2014 $270.00 Apr-1-2014 $200.00 Ammendment requested Total funding $1,020.00 $950.00 Expenses Amount Date Amount Running Description / Comments How the Expense is Being Paid Start up material plastic bins 26 May 2014 $200.15 containers for garden plots SPF brown green waste bags 1 Early may 2014 $10.89 SPF Garden tools + storage unit 5 Early May 2014 $212.58 rake, shovel, cutters,hand shovel SPF container with lock SPF soil 30 may 2014 $74.56 PGSS env committee PVC tubes 4 Early may 2014 $31.91 necessary for bin making SPF rain catching bucket 1 Early may 22014 To avoid problems with TH hose, We never bought one. tarp 1 Early may 2014 $25.26 Protection for soil over winter SPF Pest control workshop large PVC tube + spray bottle 1 15-Jun-24 $19.48 $555.35 ladybug habitat, natural pest control SPF bamboo sticks 2 15-Jun-14 $8.60 SPF Fertilization kits 3 15-Jul-14 $30.00 $28.08 includes all nutrients in made kits SPF