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Water deep, not frequently. Shallow watering only wets the soil and water doesn't have a chance to soak in. This forces grass roots to grow to the surface for water, and allows the sun to steal your water through evaporation. The recommended amount of precipitation for lawn areas is 1/2" of water every 3 days. The experts say 1" of water weekly. We have experimented with this plan for over a decade on hundreds of lawns all over Rhode Island and nearby Masschusetts, and it works!...

If your yard or garden is full of a variety of plants, be careful not to over- or under-water them. Keep in mind that different plants require different amounts of water.

The spring time is possibly the most important time of year for your plants, so make sure they wake up from winter with plenty of water and fertilizer.

The first irrigators in Egypt and Mesopotamia understood the importance of conserving water, and after the growing season had ended, they would drain their irrigated water back to the river.

The Romans were the first to transport water through concrete pipes back in 2000 BC.

Many sprinkler systems offer retractable watering heads, which make it much easier to avoid them when mowing.

Protect your irrigation system from the cold by draining all the water out before the temperature drops below freezing.

As often as possible, irrigate and water during the early morning hours when temperatures are lower and the water will evaporate more slowly.

The lawn maintenance industry received a big boost in the 1960s when Lady Bird Johnson called for Americans to join together in a national beautification project.