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Watering a New Weeping Cherry in Full Sun

Schedule

First 2 months: 1 inch every other day (measure with pan).
Rest of season: 1 inch every 3rd day.
Year 2+: 1 inch weekly if no rain.

Best Practices

Water late afternoon to reduce evaporation.
Mulch 3 inches, keep off trunk.
No fertilizer first year.

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