No exact water amount — depends on soil and weather. General rule: 2 inches/week. Water when soil is dry 3 inches down. Clay soils (common east of Mississippi) hold water; roots drown. Amend with compost, peat, leaves, manure to 8+ inches for better drainage and nutrients.
Healthy soil prevents waterlogging.
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