In order to provide clarity on these terms, we decided to provide additional information for our clients and readers here in Sun City, Georgetown Texas area.
Moist is defined as being damp; it can traditionally dry in a relative short period of time. This also allows adequate amounts of oxygen to permeate the dirt or soil surrounding the tree, plant, shrub, or lawn.
Soggy traditionally refers to standing water or water that cannot dry or go away in a relative short amount of time.
However if you are still unsure after reading these general definitions then you may to do a trowel test next to designated plant, tree, or shrub.
The trowel test is essentially you insert a garden trowel into the soil about 2 inches deep to create a small narrow trench. Once this trench has been created run your finger along the soil or dirt. If this dirt or soil is moist then you don’t need water but if it is pooling then you
watered too much.
For additional information on watering or other irrigation matters, come back and visit our blog.
Irrigation in Texas is regulated by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality(TCEQ) Website: www.tceq.texas.gov
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