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Here's how Mike Spielman prepares the plants at the Verde Valley school garden for the fall and winter. As it gets cooler, don't forget to adjust your irrigation for your plants as well! #rippleeffect City of Sedona Government
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It’s cooling down! This means your plants aren’t losing as much water through evapotranspiration. Adjust your watering for vines and groundcover plants so you don’t overwater them.
For desert-adapted vines and groundcovers, you can now water them once every 2 to 3 weeks, as long as the water is getting 8-12 inches deep. For non-desert adapted vines and groundcovers, you can now water them once every 7-10 days, as long as the water is getting 8-12 inches deep.
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