Moss poles offer growth support, moisture control, and micronutrients for plants, but they can be high maintenance. Keep them ...

Plant-watering hacks, ‘mystery balls,’ and no tomatoes: This Weekend in the Garden. Updated: Jul. 15, 2022, 7:00 a.m. ... You can kill plants with too much water, even in a drought.

I plant all summer long. Be sure to keep plants moist before planting to minimize stress on the new plant material.

We planted new replacement grasses from a nursery, and the people there told us to give them each a gallon of water 2 times a week. Today I bought five new 'Knock Out' roses, and that nursery (a ...

Watering plants in Central Florida might be more complicated than some people think; ... I recommend soaking the plant’s root ball in water for at least half an hour prior to planting.

Determining how often to water depends on how fast the soil dries out and the water preferences of a plant. When you do water, always apply enough water so that it runs out of the drainage holes.

While sandy soil drains rapidly, clay soil retains water for much longer, but wilting is a sure sign that your plants are ...

Stop and think before watering a wilted plant. ... Plants have different water needs. Newer plants have a root ball or clump and are not yet established in the landscape with an extensive root ...

Don't want to buy a soaker hose or water bag? Cut a couple ⅛-inch holes in a bucket and sit it near your plants. For trees, change spots each watering session. How do I know if my plants need water?