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Watering your garden effectively is all about knowing its needs. Over-watering is as harmful for plants as providing too little water.
Although on average plants need one inch of water per week, there is a great deal of variation depending on the specific plant, climate, soil, and a host of other factors.
Luckily there are a variety of techniques to reduce your water usage and still enjoy a thriving garden.
To keep all plants at their optimum soil moisture, those needing similar amounts of water should be placed together. Add manure or compost to the soilâ€”richer soils trap water more effectively.
Always water your plants in the early morning when the cooler temperatures and lack of direct sunlight decreases evaporation. Midday sun evaporates leftover water collected on the foliage preventing mold or other diseases.
Remember, 40% of water used during the summer is used outdoors. By being aware of weather conditions and making a few simple changes, you can conserve previous resources and water your garden effectively.
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