Watering your garden: A video demonstration



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Tips on how to properly water your plants

Watering tips:

Be careful, too much watering will cause root rot.
Group 'like plants' together. Day lilies, sedums, ornamental grasses and lamium would do well together because their water needs are similar.
Plants need to be watered deeply and thoroughly, not shallowly and frequently.
Fill a plastic container, like a milk jug, with holes punched in the bottom to allow water to seep directly to a plant's roots.
Newly planted plants, shrubs and trees, need to be thoroughly watered until their root system is well established.

Video demonstration on how to properly water your plants

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