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It angers me when people water their lawns when we're in the middle of a drought. We should be conserving water, people, not wasting it. This is common sense, and there are more important things than your precious lawns.
I have heard that too. But honestly I have always watered my lawn in the evening and never had a problem. And that's simply because I don't have time in the morning.
I have heard that as well, but I water in the middle of the night anyway. Sprinklers are set for 2AM. I need all the zones to be done by the time I take a shower at 5AM. When the summer started looking dry, my town sent out a letter to restrict watering to every other day. Even numbered houses on even days, odd numbered houses on odd days.
my neighbors lawns who have sprinklers are all pristine green, i have a hose and a sprinkler head and its a PITA to setup, move it, set up, move it, etc . takes hours to water my lawn properly. i've probably done it 3-4 times this year so far compared to the folks who have legit in ground systems watering every day. my lawn is brown/yellow and i stopped caring for the most part. i only make sure to water a new tree i planted a few times a week.
I am an avid gardener so I pay plenty of attention to the weather forecast. To the best of my knowledge NJ is not in a drought, but it has been dry. The pattern should correct itself going into the fall, they're even predicting rain for the next two days.
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