Autumn Irrigation Adjustment for Fall Plant Health
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In this episode, Ken Lain, "The Mountain Gardener," discusses autumn irrigation adjustments to maintain plant health for the fall. Lain stresses the importance of not stopping irrigation too early, as this could harm plants that continue to root through October. When should you reduce watering as the temperatures start dropping? Going into autumn with an understanding of these adjustments will set you up for gardening success!
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