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She is measuring the amount of water in the trees to try to determine the most efficient way to irrigate them. Miriam Morua, 25, is a Cal State Fullerton biology graduate student.

Conifers are evergreen trees such as Ponderosa Pine or Douglas-fir. When drought-stressed, their needles may turn yellow, red, purple or brown. Watering do’s and don’ts ...

Three principles are important when watering trees, shrubs, fruit trees and any other landscape plants: Apply water at the right time, apply it over a large area and apply it to the right depth.

A newly planted tree, given a healthy start, can be on its way to a century or more of growth. How often to water a new tree is a common question. Let’s investigate.

Five surprising ways that trees help prevent flooding Published: October 17, 2024 11 ... Absorbing and storing water like sponges. Trees improve the soil’s ability to soak up water.