Hi everyone,

My husband and I just planted our first garden this past weekend. I'm having trouble deciding when to water and what's too much or too little. I have a black eyed susan that seems to be dying....any help??

Plants in the ground should be watered everyday until their roots become established. Once they are established, rain should be enough. Unless, you experience sub-par rain. Then, be sure to water deeply at least once a week.

Rule of thumb: if plants look dry/wilty water them.

Too much water is, usually, only a problem with houseplants & large irrigated areas containing plants with various water requirements.

Hi Lynette ~

Welcome to the forum!

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Merme

Hi Lynette
Go to the plants and flowers section, then the 2nd page. What time of day to water plants.
Hope this helps.
Welcome to the forum
Nice to meet you

HI,

welcome here Lynette;like your name, it s unusual.

you ll see there s a lot a great gardeners here.

Nice to meet ya!

G-Mom

Hey g-mom cool graphic.

Hi & Welcome Lynette,

Good luck with your first garden.