🚰How to Irrigate Plants through Winter🚰

Hey there, Plant Enthusiasts. ! Ken Lain, The Top 10 Gardener here. Here in the mountains of Arizona, we can get some pretty dry spells even during the winter. And while your plants may look dormant, they still need water to stay healthy. Think of it like this: your plants are like bears hibernating for the winter. They're not actively growing, but they're not completely shut down either. They need a little moisture to keep their systems going and protect them from the cold. So, how often should you water? About twice a month is usually enough. On a nice sunny day, drag out the hose and give your plants a good soaking. Pay special attention to new plantings, evergreens, and those with shallow roots like Autumn Sage. This little bit of extra care will make a big difference in the health and vigor of your plants come spring. You'll be rewarded with lush foliage, vibrant blooms, and a thriving garden! Join Our Garden Club 🚰Ken Lain, the Top 10 Gardener #WattersGardenCenter, #Top10Gardener, #GardeningTips, #MountainGardenerPodcast, #WattersGardenCenterAZ, #kedj, #WinterWatering, #DormantPlants, #GardenCare