Sunday, March 1, 2009

3 Proven tips that save landscape water - Tip 2

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Tip 2. Water to Depth!

When watering landscaping you need to think of getting the water to the roots of your plants. The soil serves as a "reservoir that holds water for your plants". For a healthy landscape you need to get the right amount of water to the root depth, not just to the surface of the soil.

This is obviously tricky. Water for too short of a time and the water will not reach the root depth. Water for too long and the water will simply run off the surface.

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