Cooler weather and lower evaporation means your garden needs less water in Spring.
So before turning your sprinklers back on, check your soil and make any sprinkler adjustments needed. If it's still damp, your garden doesn't need a drink just yet.
Only water when your garden needs it. Save bucketloads!
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Good soil is the foundation of a healthy waterwise garden.
Before the growing season sets underway, give your soil some attention.
IMPROVE YOUR SOIL
As the seasons change, your garden may not need as much water as you think. It is important to seasonally adjust your irrigation to avoid overwatering. Watering more than necessary can waste bucketloads.
Adjust your irrigation
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