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During the summer months when the heat is prolonged and the drought has set in, what is the best routine for keeping my plants alive?

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During the summer months when the heat is prolonged and the drought has set in, what is the best routine for keeping my plants alive?

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Annual flowers planted in the ground should be watered every day or two. Hanging baskets should be watered every day. Newly planted trees & shrubs – most of these plants need a thorough watering once a week, however, some shrubs such as Spirea and Barberry will require watering twice a week. Established trees and shrubs will benefit from a thorough watering every 2 to 3 weeks. Established lawns that have irrigation will benefit from being watered 2-3 times a week. Hint: Early morning is the best time to water. Apply the water slowly so it has time to soak into the ground. A slow deep watering is the best way to build a strong root system.

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