Drought Conditions Call for Winter Watering
DEEP ROOT WATERING SERVICES AVAILABLEAlternatively, we are happy to do it for you! Instead of setting out a hose, we will “deep root water” throughout the entire root zone using a probe. We will have technicians out while temperatures allow and are pricing the work by the hour. We charge $250 per hour with a $125 minimum. A typical residential property can likely be done in about an hour.
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9/14/2023 11:05:20 am
When it is above 40 degrees Fahrenheit and there is no snow or ice on the ground close to your trees, water only. So that the plants have time to absorb the water before the temperature lowers at night, water early in the day. Slow, deep water is preferred by trees. Trees that have just been planted need to be watered more frequently. By placing a garden trowel into the ground to a depth of 2 inches and then moving the blade back and forth to create a short, narrow trench, you may measure the soil's moisture content. After then, press your finger into the ground. They don't need water if the surface feels damp to the touch.
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