Q: What is the best time of day to water an established bermuda lawn?
A: Morning, unequivocally. Grass blades dry quickly, preventing fungal growth, and less water is lost to afternoon evaporation. Use catch cups to measure output; aim for 1 inch per week in summer, allowing roots to dry slightly between waterings.
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