Newly planted 8–10 ft street trees in Philadelphia (planted April, rainy spring). Conflicting advice: daily vs. weekly, 20 gallons vs. minutes. Owner wants them to survive.
Soil should feel like a wrung-out sponge—moist, not soaked. Check by probing. If waterlogged in top 6 inches, let dry before watering again.
No measurable benefit, but harmless.
Previous trees died from "scale"—monitor new trees for crawlers on bark/leaves.
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