Sure, a lot of you out there don't worry one bit about watering your stuff in the winter. I bet you have had snow or rain, too. Watering in the winter is really important out here in our desert. We have had literally no precipitation from snow or rain since early October. What's a garden to do?
I managed to water a fair amount until around Thanksgiving but it has been tough since then. That is over 4 weeks of barely getting any water on the garden.
I managed to water these last few days but the East Side Windbreak is giving me fits. There are some ice chunks in there since some of the tubing is buried and they don't want to melt. The cloud cover hasn't helped me a bit. The place hasn't gone below freezing overnight for the third night in a row. Yahoo!!! In fact it was 36 degrees at dawn. This is my third day of trying to water the East Side. Looks like the water is flowing through the irrigation tubing with a few minor problems that are ironing themselves out as the morning progresses. I am going to leave the water on for at least four hours.
