Garden plants rely heavily on one thing during hot weather, and that's water, so it's important to get it right. Here is what you need to do to avoid 'burning' and 'killing' plants
Garden plants are heavily dependent on water, especially during hot weather, so it's crucial to get your watering routine right.
It's typical to water garden plants once a day during summer, but this can vary depending on the weather and soil type. Instead, the expert at Phostrogen suggests: "In spring and autumn, water early in the morning, but in the summer, it can be best to wait until the evening as watering during full sun can result in burnt plants."
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