Myths About Garden Landscaping
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Top 5 Myths on Garden Landscaping Debunked
The internet is flooded with information and ideas on professional landscaping. How do you know how much of this is true, and how much is plainly false information? The truth is, with so much of data floating around, separating the facts from the myths can be difficult. To help you out with this, with the help of professional landscapers, Landscaping Sydney, we have compiled a list of the top five myths about garden landscaping, and the truth about them.
The Myth: Watering your garden in the evening helps conserve water.
The Truth: Many people believe that watering the garden after the sun goes down helps to conserve water and makes it go further in, and at the same time, it is important to ensure that you adhere to building standards and tolerances especially where water conservation is required, such as drought prone areas. The incorrect reason behind this myth is that people believe that watering the plants when the sun is out makes the water dry out faster and perhaps even before the roots have a fair chance to absorb the moisture. On the contrary, the truth is that watering the garden at night only ends up making the water remain on the lawn surface. This increases the growth of lawn fungus and bacteria.
