Zand
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Already down into the 50s here. I keep expecting to look at the trees and see colored leaves, but unfortunately it's still July. Supposed to be like this all weekend so that will be nice.
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I just wish it would go into the usual summer dryer weather pattern. This regular rain/t-storm pattern that has set up(atleast around my house in CT) has me still cutting my lawn at prime spring growing season frequency as opposed to the usual July/August slowdown that typically happens this time of year.
Irrigation does wonders of those hot july and august months...The down side is that it grows at the same rate all growing season.Interesting how people are different. I was just thinking today how great my grass looks for the end of July. I hate when it goes dormant in the summer.
Irrigation does wonders of those hot july and august months...The down side is that it grows at the same rate all growing season.
(there were even some days in the 90-s in April last year remember?)
I have well water as well. I don't get it?Well water here. Luckily, we can get away with "spot watering". Also , due to a good number of shady oak trees in our yard, the most susceptible area to drying out is a small one right up front. We had about a 3 week period last summer where it all dried out, but I refuse to water the entire lawn. Being almost at the top of a 900 foot hill, the whole neighborhood dries out very quickly. We can go from lush to brown in a few weeks. But again, since we have well water, I have to trade a green lawn for being able to do laundry sometimes...
I have well water as well. I don't get it?
Being at the top of a hill, this area dries out very quickly. I know of a few neighbors that ran their wells dry. .