Food gardens—vegetables, berries, fruit trees—are exempt from outdoor watering restrictions. You may water them any time. New landscape plants can be watered daily for 30 days after planting, then must follow restrictions. This exemption recognizes the need for consistent moisture in food production.
Check local rules, but state guidelines generally protect edible gardens.
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