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Re[2]: SqFt Planting Spaces

Kim writes:

>P.S. How often do you have to water melons, corn, tomatoes and beans
>when it's hot in the summer time, 80s and 90s, or doesn't it get that
>hot where you are?  Maybe someone in So. Cal has some suggestions?


You're lucky, Kim, you're near the coast. You won't have to water
nearly as often as we do in the hot inland valley. During summer, at
85-95 degrees, I was watering my corn, tomatoes, cukes, zukes, etc.
every other day for at least 1/2 hour, but that was with soaker hoses
and you have to figure the length and the water pressure, etc.
But in the heat of summer, 95-120 degrees, I watered every day for
about an hour. Needless to say, my water bill doubled during those
months. Ick!   0.0
                o   !!
Shawn
Claremont, Ca
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