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#watertips If watering in an area without overnight frost, adjust start times on the controller to early morning waterings to avoid evaporative loss from the sun!
Once established (1-3 years), many plants that are desert adapted can survive on rainfall along with occasional supplemental watering in extended dry periods. Review the Landscape Watering by the Numbers guide to set up your garden’s irrigation schedule. bit.ly/3F0bqMP
If possible, do not (excessively) prune your plants. This not only minimizes potential damage to the plant, but plants require more water to replace pruned leaves. A more natural plant is a stronger, healthier plant!
#watertips Water dry spots by hand instead of running the entire sprinkler system longer. A little water in winter goes a long way!
Manually run through irrigation zones on your controller to help identify any leaks! Replace faulty sprinkler heads (especially after you’ve mowed!), plug emitters that aren’t being used, and replace drip heads that have cracks/ spray water out fast. Hidden leaks in your zones can add up, even in winter. Use the Smart Home Water Guide to perform an outdoor visual leak inspection: bit.ly/3Qzfgna
You can reduce your landscape watering 30-50% by adjusting your irrigation each season! Check out the Landscape Watering Guidelines below from the Landscape Watering by the Numbers guide, and click the link for more watering tips: bit.ly/3F0bqMP
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