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Think slow and deep when irrigating lawns and gardens. When water is applied too quickly, much is lost to runoff. Irrigating slowly allows water to soak into the ground. Drip irrigation is excellent for this purpose, but lowering the water flow to sprinklers also works. Allow irrigation to run long enough to wet soils to a depth of six inches. Deep irrigation encourages healthier root systems. Watering too frequently and too shallow encourages shallow root systems that are more susceptible to drought. Reduce the frequency of watering, allowing soils to dry between watering. Finally, adjust irrigation according to plant age. Older plants have deeper, more extensive root systems and often require less frequent irrigation.

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20+ Unforgettable Christmas Tree Farms in Atlanta You'll Adore {2018} For those who love a fresh cut Christmas tree, we have put together a guide to where to buy fresh Christmas trees, as well as cut-your-own Christmas trees near you at local Christmas tree farms in and around the Atlanta metro area. Be sure to call before you head out to make sure they still have tre...

Don't forget about watering restrictions that are still in place from the Water Stewardship Act passed many years ago. Unsure when you should water? Check with your water provider for additional restrictions. The Act is the maximum watering & when allowed!

The 2010 Georgia Water Stewardship Act | UGA Cooperative Extension In light of recent severe water resource management challenges in Georgia, including rapid growth (Figure 1) and droughts, the General Assembly enacted the Georgia Water Stewardship Act during the 2010 legislative session.