I planted 19 junipers in May in full sun with landscape fabric and cedar mulch. Watered every 3 days for 5–7 minutes each. Three are dead, others browning. What's wrong?
Mulch absorbs initial water, and landscape fabric redirects it sideways. Your 5-minute sessions likely delivered only 1–2 minutes of actual root-zone watering.
This keeps soil slightly moist, allowing slight drying between waterings.




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