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As a general rule, plants need 1 to 1 ½ inches of water per week while they are actively growing. Different sprinkler heads put out different amounts of water.

New plants, trees and shrubs need more moisture as they develop roots, so you will want to water them at least twice a week during their first month, said Cheryl Boyer, a professor in the ...

Individual plants also vary in their water needs. Those that are lush-growing use the most water, and plants recently set in the ground need help until their roots venture out into surrounding soil.

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Otherwise, plants look tired after a few years and eventually die out. Orchid rockrose doesn’t want much water once established and can only tolerate frequent watering with good drainage.