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Landscaping and gardening myths you need to stop believing

Here are 10 landscaping and garden myths that can be laid to rest.

By Luke Miller

Water plants daily

While container plants may need daily watering, those in the landscape do not. It is better to water a couple times a week and to irrigate deeply. Shallow watering encourages roots to stay up near the surface. Instead, you want roots to grow deep so plants are more self-sufficient during dry periods. Obviously, cacti and succulents need infrequent watering.

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Landscaping and gardening myths you need to stop believing

Water plants daily

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