Eklutna Village Garden Produce Survey

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This survey is to help the Eklutna Tribal Conservation District in planning the new Community Garden and greenhouse located in Eklutna Village.

Of the following items, which should Eklutna Gardens grow for community use?

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Strawberries

Raspberries

Blueberries

Honey Berries

Gooseberries

Kiwi

Rhubarb

Cherries

Plums

Apples

Apricots

Walnuts

Peas - Alaska, Snow, Snap, Pole, Etc.

Beans

Lettuce - Romaine, butter, green, arugula, mesclun, etc.

Spinach

Bok Choy - adult or baby

Kale

Swiss Chard

Watercress

Collards

Broccoli

Cabbage

Endive

Brussel Sprouts

Cauliflower

Asparagus

Horseradish

Tomatoes - any variety

Eggplant

Bell Peppers

Hot Peppers

Potatoes - Yukon, red, fiesta, finger, magic mollies, Viking

Sweet Potatoes or Yams

Carrots

Beets

Turnips

Parsnips

Kohlrabi

Radishes

Celery

Squash - Zucchini, yellow, butternut, gourds, etc.

Pumpkin

Cucumbers - salad or pickling

Onions - yellow, red, white, scallons, green, etc.

Chives

Garlic

Leeks

Sunflowers

Column 1

Strawberries

Raspberries

Blueberries

Honey Berries

Gooseberries

Kiwi

Rhubarb

Cherries

Plums

Apples

Apricots

Walnuts

Peas - Alaska, Snow, Snap, Pole, Etc.

Beans

Lettuce - Romaine, butter, green, arugula, mesclun, etc.

Spinach

Bok Choy - adult or baby

Kale

Swiss Chard

Watercress

Collards

Broccoli

Cabbage

Endive

Brussel Sprouts

Cauliflower

Asparagus

Horseradish

Tomatoes - any variety

Eggplant

Bell Peppers

Hot Peppers

Potatoes - Yukon, red, fiesta, finger, magic mollies, Viking

Sweet Potatoes or Yams

Carrots

Beets

Turnips

Parsnips

Kohlrabi

Radishes

Celery

Squash - Zucchini, yellow, butternut, gourds, etc.

Pumpkin

Cucumbers - salad or pickling

Onions - yellow, red, white, scallons, green, etc.

Chives

Garlic

Leeks

Sunflowers

If there are any other plants you would like to see grown that are not listed in the list above, please comment below.

Of the following items, which fresh herbs should Eklutna Gardens grow for community use?

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Basil -purple, tai, italian

Oregano

Sage

Thyme

Rosemary

Tarragon

Borage

Fenugreek

Cilantro

Dill

Lemon Grass

Fennel

Chervil

Coriander

Marjoram

Caraway

Stevia

Parsley

Mustard Greens

Mint - peppermint, chocolate, catmint, etc.

Catnip

Chamomile

Lavender

Lemon Balm

Beebalm

Hyssop

Plantain

Purslane

Marigold

Nasturtium

Garden Containers of herbs/flowers

Hanging baskets of herbs/flowers

Potted Herbs

Are there any other herbs that you would like to see grown that are not listed above?

Which native food and medicinal plants should Eklutna Gardens grow/attempt to cultivate?

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Currant, nunayk’et’i

Low Bush Cranberry, Lingonberry, hey gega

High Bush Cranberry, tsunłsa nłsułsa

Blueberry, gegantsa

Service (Saskatoon), Blueberry or Huckleberry (Larger bushes), kentl’ech (flat-blue)

Soapberry, dłlin’a lu (mouses’ hand)

Indian Potato, Wild Potato, Alaska Carrot, k’łl’ila (rope)

Angelica (Beach Lovage), pidrushga (Russian loan word from “parsley”)

Beach Pea, delgga bayqua (raven’s canoe)

Wild Rhubarb, hulsełi

Nettles, cg’qiłch’esha (that which stings)

Wild Chives, Wild Onion, htnełghik’i

Wild Rice, Chocolate Lilly, qinaydli

Wormwood, Artemisia, Stinkweed, ts’elbeni

Yarrow, bask’ilt’uts’i (that which we cut into)

Silver Sage

Labrador Tea- (Large & Small Leaf), kenqughudza

Wild Chamomile, Pineapple Weed – romashka (Russian word)

Wild Geranium - ndatjada

Roseroot, diqus nula (possibly “light’s sleep”)

Coltsfoot, ntalłk’edi

Cattail

Coral Fungus

Oyster Mushrooms

Shelf Fungi, Punk, Artist’s Fungus, k’adatsa (refers to the verb “to ignite”)

Column 1

Currant, nunayk’et’i

Low Bush Cranberry, Lingonberry, hey gega

High Bush Cranberry, tsunłsa nłsułsa

Blueberry, gegantsa

Service (Saskatoon), Blueberry or Huckleberry (Larger bushes), kentl’ech (flat-blue)

Soapberry, dłlin’a lu (mouses’ hand)

Indian Potato, Wild Potato, Alaska Carrot, k’łl’ila (rope)

Angelica (Beach Lovage), pidrushga (Russian loan word from “parsley”)

Beach Pea, delgga bayqua (raven’s canoe)

Wild Rhubarb, hulsełi

Nettles, cg’qiłch’esha (that which stings)

Wild Chives, Wild Onion, htnełghik’i

Wild Rice, Chocolate Lilly, qinaydli

Wormwood, Artemisia, Stinkweed, ts’elbeni

Yarrow, bask’ilt’uts’i (that which we cut into)

Silver Sage

Labrador Tea- (Large & Small Leaf), kenqughudza

Wild Chamomile, Pineapple Weed – romashka (Russian word)

Wild Geranium - ndatjada

Roseroot, diqus nula (possibly “light’s sleep”)

Coltsfoot, ntalłk’edi

Cattail

Coral Fungus

Oyster Mushrooms

Shelf Fungi, Punk, Artist’s Fungus, k’adatsa (refers to the verb “to ignite”)

Are there any other traditional food plants or medicinal plants that you would like to see Eklutna Gardens grow?

Are you currently growing any of your own produce (fruits/vegetables/herbs) or traditional foods?

Yes

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If yes above, please list.

How do you grow your veggies/herbs?

Pots

Planter Boxes

Other Containers

Raised Beds

Row Gardens

Greenhouse

Hügelkultur

Other:

Are there any western or traditional foods you wish you had more access to?

Yes

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If yes, please list which ones:

If you had access to fresh produce, how often would you consume it in your household?

What is your gardening knowledge level?

Beginner

Intermediate

Advanced

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Are you interested in learning more about gardening?

Yes

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if so, what would you be interested in learning about?

Would you be interested in learning about Permaculture or Traditional methods of gardening or both?

Permaculture

Traditional

Both

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What method would you be interested in learning about?

Pot, Planter Box, or other container

Raised Bed

Row Garden

Greenhouse

Hugelkultur

Other:

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Education Method: Select all education delivery methods you would be interested in participating in.

Online format like Zoom

In-person classes on site at Eklutna Gardens or Anchorage

A self-paced virtual gardening course

Links to online topical information like Cooperative Extension Service pamphlets such as 16 easy steps to gardening, recommended varieties list, preserving produce, etc.

Other:

Would you be interested in taking an organic gardening course (regenerative soil permaculture course) at no cost to you, where you could get a basic certificate for completing the course work from novice up to an advanced design certificate?

Yes

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Other Suggestions/comments:

Eklutna Garden personnel are available for questions and/or comments.

Marc Lamoreaux 907-242-6967 marcl@eklutna.org
Carrie Brophil 907-691-4843 cbrophil@eklutna.org
Marc Cambra 907-268-1087 civ2368@gmail.com

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