Thirty seconds of shower-setting watering only dampens the surface — roots stay dry. Water new beds every other day for 4-5 minutes. After 2-3 weeks, switch to deep soaking: run a sprinkler 1.5 hours every 4-6 days (every 4 in heat, 6 in cool). Deep watering = deep roots = drought resilience.
Impatiens in full sun will bleach and wilt — they need morning sun or shade. Petunias, marigolds, and alyssum love sun but need time to establish roots before putting energy into flowers. Red clay soil holds water; check moisture 2 inches down before watering.
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