Early morning. Make sure you soak the ground - a tea cup of water won't work. You want the roots to grow deep. Water new plants daily for a week or so, then taper off to every 4-5 days. Soaker hoses work well.
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First thing in the morning that way the stems at the dirt level dry out a bit.
During the hot summer watering is not simply a choice of the best time to water. I consider the temperature of the plant, ground, and the water.
Early morning.
First thing in the morning,it in the evening.
Early morning for sure :)
Early morning is best, but if extremely hot, I give it a short refresh in the evening.
Early morning. Make sure you soak the ground - a tea cup of water won't work. You want the roots to grow deep. Water new plants daily for a week or so, then taper off to every 4-5 days. Soaker hoses work well.
early morning