When should you winterize your irrigation system in Connecticut? Learn the best time to prepare your sprinklers for winter, why shutting down too early can be a mistake, and how winterization helps protect your system from freeze damage.
Should you reduce your irrigation schedule in September? Learn how cooler temperatures, changing rainfall, and lower evaporation affect Connecticut lawn watering—and why fall irrigation should be adjusted gradually rather than shut off too early.
What is cycle and soak watering, and when should you use it? Learn how shorter irrigation cycles with soak periods can reduce runoff, improve water absorption, and help compacted, clay-heavy, or sloped lawns use water more efficiently.
Do different plants need different amounts of water? Yes. Lawns, shrubs, trees, perennials, and gardens all have different watering needs based on their root depth, growth habits, soil conditions, and sun exposure. Watering each type of plant appropriately helps promote healthier growth while reducing water waste.
