Cooler weather slows evaporation from the soil and transpiration from plant foliage, so irrigation is needed less often. For example, water once every three weeks instead of once a week, but still water for half an hour each time. This change will still provide water to deep roots while allowing for longer periods for the soil to dry in between waterings, and it doesn't encourage new, frost-tender growth. Tips on planting cool weather crops and preparing your garden for winter. Get a credit report before you apply for a loan.
Spring is here.
Give it an instant facelift. The sooner you start regular weeding, the faster you'll get your weeds under control . And be certain to pull annual weeds before they set seed, or you'll have more to pull next year. Let us know. Powered by Dell Terms of Use and Privacy Policy .