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The Edible Gardener
Rob Burnett
There is an art to watering the veggies in your garden depending on what you grow. Not all plants require as much water or as frequently as their neighbors. Seeds which have just emerged need daily light watering with a very fine water flow.
The average ‘Rose’ on a watering can will suffice if used carefully. The ‘Rose’ is the perforated cone at the end of the spout. There are many different perforations available from fine to coarse. I shirt the season writh a fine ‘Rose’ attachment and after the seedlings have matured I change to a heavier flow head.
Carrots, spring onions, radish etc., with their tiny seeds can be washed out of the furrow if you are not careful. The seedlings you buy in the garden centers and plant out at home will need more individual attention and watering initially, once they have established themselves consider setting up a simple automated soaker irrigation system.
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