How Much To Water

1" of water per week is ideal for established lawns.  One or two deep waterings per week is recommended to promote a healthier root zone.  Shallow watering promotes limited root systems.

When To Water

The best time to water is in the early morning.  This will allow more water penetration and less evaporation than watering during the day.  Avoid watering in the evening as this will not allow proper drying time, which may contribute to disease build up.

Desiccation

Desiccation, also known as "Winter Burn", is the process that occurs when leaves continue to lose water.  This process usually occurs when the soil is frozen or dry.  Younger plants and recent transplants are more prone to this condition.  Evergreens such as hollies, azaleas, and rhododendrons, in wide open exposed areas are also very prone to this condition.  Some symptoms of this condition include wilting of leaves, tip burn, leaf browning or blackening, leaf drop, or in severe cases death of branches or part of the plant.

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