How Often to Water a Vegetable Garden: By Soil, Crop and Weather
One inch a week is a good starting point, not a rule. Soil, weather and what each crop is doing right now decide how often you should really water.
One inch a week is a good starting point, not a rule. Soil, weather and what each crop is doing right now decide how often you should really water.
You don't need a farm to rotate crops. Three or four raised beds and a list of plant families are enough to slow soil-borne problems.
The best garden fixes happen at a desk. Work through this November-to-March plan and you'll reach planting day with a map, tested seed and a sowing schedule.
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