A Southern California high-desert gardener waters 10 tree species every Monday, but by Thursday the soil under 4 inches of mulch is still moist. They ask if they should continue watering on schedule or let the soil dry.
Japanese maples and Douglas firs are sensitive to both drought and waterlogging. Deep, infrequent watering is best.
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