1. How do you feel about the pollinator visitation rates to annual flowers?
A. I’m a bit concerned.
B. I think it varies too much to understand.
C. I’m not really bothered.
D. I feel optimistic that changes can be made.
2. What’s your favorite annual flower to plant in your garden?
A. Petunia
B. Impatiens
C. Begonia
D. Geranium
3. What makes you nervous about the low visitation rates by pollinators to popular annuals?
A. It might affect my garden’s health.
B. It could harm local ecosystems.
C. It might decrease flower production.
D. Honestly, I’m not that worried.
4. What makes you most frustrated about the current state of pollinator visitation to annual flowers?
A. The inconsistency among different cultivars.
B. The overall low visitation rates.
C. Lack of information for gardeners.
D. It doesn’t frustrate me much.
5. What are you most excited about for the future of annual flowers and pollinators?
A. Finding cultivars with high pollinator attraction.
B. Improved landscaping practices.
C. Potential new research findings.
D. I haven’t really thought about it.
6. What do you dream about when it comes to gardening with annual flowers?
A. A garden buzzing with pollinators.
B. Discovering new and beautiful cultivars.
C. Creating an eco-friendly garden.
D. Just enjoying a low-maintenance garden.
7. What happened in the past when you tried planting impatiens?
A. They thrived with many blooms.
B. They didn’t attract many pollinators.
C. They struggled in my garden.
D. I haven’t tried planting them yet.
8. What comes to mind when you think of New Guinea impatiens?
A. Beautiful blooms.
B. Low pollinator visitation.
C. Great for shady areas.
D. Not a plant I prefer.
9. What’s your favorite cultivar of begonia?
A. ‘Cocktail Brandy’
B. ‘Ambassador Rose Blush’
C. ‘Dragon Wing Red’
D. I don’t have a favorite.
10. When you were a kid, how did you participate in gardening?
A. I helped plant flowers with my family.
B. I watched others garden.
C. I played outside near the garden.
D. I wasn’t much into gardening.
11. You have a choice of planting petunias or pansies, which do you choose?
A. Petunias
B. Pansies
C. Both!
D. Neither
12. A specific situation arises, how do you react when you notice fewer pollinators in your garden?
A. Start researching pollinator-friendly plants.
B. Change the flowers I’m planting next season.
C. Seek advice from local gardeners.
D. Ignore it and hope it improves.
13. What keeps you up at night about the state of annual flowers and pollinators?
A. The declining pollinator populations.
B. Finding the best cultivars for my garden.
C. Ensuring my flowers thrive.
D. I don’t worry about it much.
14. Which of these flowers would you enjoy the most in your garden?
A. Begonia ‘Cocktail Brandy’
B. Impatiens ‘Super Elfin XP White’
C. Petunia ‘SuperCascade White’
D. Pansy ‘Majestic Giant Mix’
15. When you think about the health of your garden, what are you most concerned about?
A. Pollinator visitation rates.
B. Flower health and growth.
C. The appearance and aesthetics.
D. The maintenance required.
16. What aspect of gardening makes you the most happy?
A. Seeing pollinators visiting my flowers.
B. Watching my flowers thrive.
C. Creating a beautiful outdoor space.
D. The relaxing aspect of gardening.
17. What is most likely to make you feel down about your gardening experience?
A. Flowers not attracting pollinators.
B. Plants not thriving as expected.
C. Unexpected gardening problems.
D. I stay pretty positive about gardening.
18. In a perfect world, what would your garden look like?
A. Filled with pollinators and blooming flowers.
B. Organized and lush with vibrant colors.
C. Eco-friendly and sustainable.
D. Low-maintenance and easy to care for.
19. What would the perfect outcome for your garden be if you could wave a magic wand?
A. High pollinator visitation rates.
B. Exceptional flower health and growth.
C. Aesthetic beauty and harmony.
D. Minimal effort and upkeep required.
20. How often do you research new plant cultivars for your garden?
A. Regularly
B. Occasionally
C. Rarely
D. Never
21. You are at a garden party and someone asks you for gardening advice, what do you do?
A. Share what you know enthusiastically.
B. Offer some tips but stay humble.
C. Direct them to useful resources.
D. Politely decline and change the topic.
22. How comfortable are you when trying new gardening techniques?
A. Very comfortable
B. Somewhat comfortable
C. A bit hesitant
D. Not comfortable at all
23. You have a weekend to do whatever you want in your garden, what do you do?
A. Plant new flowers and plants.
B. Redesign and organize the space.
C. Research garden improvement ideas.
D. Simply relax and enjoy the view.
24. Which of these gardening tasks is most likely to be a struggle for you?
A. Attracting pollinators.
B. Maintaining plant health.
C. Keeping the garden organized.
D. Making time for gardening.
25. Which member of your local gardening club are you?
A. The enthusiastic beginner.
B. The knowledgeable expert.
C. The creative designer.
D. The occasional participant.
26. You hear some new information about a plant that’s great for pollinators, what is your first response?
A. Excitedly look for the plant to buy.
B. Read more about it to ensure it fits your garden.
C. Share the information with friends.
D. Take note but don’t rush to purchase it.
27. Someone at a gathering asks, “How’s your garden doing?”, what’s the actual answer?
A. It’s doing great, lots of pollinators visiting!
B. It’s thriving but needs some fine-tuning.
C. It’s pretty good, just the usual maintenance.
D. It’s okay, haven’t had much time for it lately.
28. What’s your go-to source for gardening advice?
A. Gardening forums and websites
B. Local gardening clubs
C. Books and magazines
D. Friends and family
29. What gardening topic do you most want to explore further?
A. Pollinator-friendly gardening
B. Sustainable gardening practices
C. Cultivar diversity and selection
D. Designing aesthetic gardens
30. What’s your favorite memory related to gardening?
A. Seeing my first successful bloom.
B. Watching pollinators visit my garden.
C. Spending time gardening with family.
D. Creating a beautiful garden space.
31. What causes are you most passionate about when it comes to gardening?
A. Supporting local pollinators
B. Sustainable gardening practices
C. Preserving native plant species
D. Cultivating unique garden designs
32. What is your absolute favorite activity in the garden?
A. Planting and tending flowers
B. Designing the garden layout
C. Watching pollinators visit the garden
D. Relaxing in a beautifully crafted space
33. How would your friends and family describe your gardening skills?
A. Passionate and knowledgeable
B. Creative and innovative
C. Dedicated and consistent
D. Casual and relaxing
34. Tell us a little about your gardening philosophy.
A. Prioritizing eco-friendly and sustainable practices.
B. Striving for a beautiful and vibrant garden.
C. Focusing on attracting pollinators.
D. Keeping it simple and stress-free.
35. If you could choose any gardening trait, which one would you choose and why?
A. Expert knowledge on pollinator-friendly plants
B. Exceptional design skills
C. A naturally green thumb
D. The ability to keep it low-maintenance
36. What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you see an unexpected plant thriving in your garden?
A. Excitement and curiosity.
B. Wondering if it’s invasive.
C. Hoping it adds to the garden’s aesthetic.
D. Noticing and but not giving it too much thought.
37. What aspect of gardening affects you the most?
A. Interactions with pollinators.
B. The growth and health of the plants.
C. The visual beauty of the garden.
D. The relaxation gardening provides.
38. What’s your idea of a perfect garden layout?
A. A balanced mix of colors and textures.
B. Space for both flowers and vegetables.
C. Pollinator-friendly plants throughout.
D. Simple with just a few types of plants.
39. What is your strongest gardening skill?
A. Knowledge about various plants.
B. Creative garden designs.
C. Implementing sustainable practices.
D. Routine maintenance and care.
40. How prepared are you for a sudden change in garden conditions, like a heatwave?
A. Very prepared.
B. Somewhat prepared.
C. Not very prepared.
D. Not at all prepared.
41. What happens if you notice pests in your garden?
A. Quickly treat the plants with eco-friendly solutions.
B. Research the pests and find the best treatment.
C. Ask for advice from gardening friends.
D. Ignore them and see if they go away.
42. What do you think you need to improve your garden’s pollinator attraction?
A. Research more pollinator-friendly plants.
B. Join a local gardening club.
C. Invest in better garden tools and supplies.
D. Dedicate more time to gardening.
43. How often do you check on the health of your garden plants?
A. Daily
B. Every few days
C. Weekly
D. Less frequently
44. How confident are you in identifying different flower cultivars?
A. Very confident
B. Fairly confident
C. A bit unsure
D. Not confident at all
45. How do you handle a sudden decline in your garden’s health?
A. Investigate and address the root cause immediately.
B. Ask for advice from experienced gardeners.
C. Research possible solutions online.
D. Wait and see if it improves on its own.
46. Do you have a specific garden layout or more of an organic, free-flowing style?
A. A specific layout
B. More of a free-flowing style
C. A mix of both
D. Not sure
47. How well do you stick to your gardening plans and schedules?
A. Very well
B. Pretty well
C. Not very well
D. Hardly at all
48. To what degree do you experience issues with plant diseases?
A. Frequently
B. Occasionally
C. Rarely
D. Never
49. How would you describe your relationship to gardening?
A. A passionate hobby
B. A relaxing pastime
C. A rewarding challenge
D. A casual interest
50. Are you stuck in traditional gardening methods, or do you like to experiment?
A. Stuck in traditional methods
B. A mix of both
C. Mostly experimenting
D. Only experimenting
51. What would you say are your top struggles right now related to your garden?
A. Attracting pollinators
B. Preventing plant diseases
C. Garden layout/design
D. Routine maintenance
52. What is your ultimate gardening goal?
A. Creating a pollinator-friendly garden
B. Achieving a vibrant and colorful space
C. Growing a diverse range of plants
D. Keeping a low-maintenance garden
53. What do you think is missing in your quest to create the perfect garden?
A. More knowledge about plants
B. Better gardening tools
C. More time dedicated to gardening
D. Input from other gardeners
54. What is your current level of expertise in sustainable gardening practices?
A. Expert
B. Intermediate
C. Beginner
D. None
55. A sudden water shortage occurs, how do you respond?
A. Implement water-saving techniques immediately.
B. Seek advice on drought-resistant plants.
C. Reduce garden watering frequency.
D. Hope it’s a temporary issue.
56. What physical, emotional, or tactical sensation do you experience most in your garden?
A. Physical relaxation
B. Emotional satisfaction
C. Tactical learning and experimenting
D. Emotional calmness
57. Which of the following do you notice yourself worrying about on a day-to-day basis regarding your garden?
A. Plant health and growth
B. Weather conditions
C. Attracting pollinators
D. Maintenance tasks
58. How confident do you feel in your ability to create a pollinator-friendly garden?
A. Very confident
B. Somewhat confident
C. A bit skeptical
D. Not confident at all
59. How well do you accomplish your garden maintenance tasks?
A. Very well
B. Pretty well
C. Not very well
D. Hardly at all
60. How connected do you feel to the environment through gardening?
A. Very connected
B. Somewhat connected
C. Occasionally connected
D. Not very connected