All about water, irrigation and a delightful interview with Mike Lieberman of Urban Organic Gardener about fire escape farming Download Water Water Everywhere
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06/22/2009
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I just listened to your watering podcast, I'm still not sure whether or not you guys are advocating watering more than roots. Can you guys provide clarity on this one. Thanks!
Posted by: Christian | 06/24/2009 at 09:20 AM
I think we're saying...anything goes. I do concentrate on watering the roots and JeanAnn doesn't- both of our gardens thrive. How's that for clarity? HA!
Posted by: Kiss My Aster | 06/24/2009 at 10:03 AM
ok I have to side with Amanda on this one, as I water the base of the plant so the roots get the water, and I got told off for watering wrong lots when I was a trainee garden centre manager. That said, I did use a sprinkler today on the border that I was weeding because it was soooooo dry, but even after 20mins, the water had only gone down less than an inch, - so it would cost a fortune to sprinkler hose a whole garden.
Posted by: Claire Brown | 06/24/2009 at 01:18 PM