Utah Sprinkler Tip of the Week


Hi, James with tuxedo yard care here, which means the temperatures are starting to drop, which means you need to dial your timer back as soon as possible if you haven’t done so already, because you don’t want to waste water, and you also don’t want to damage your lawn and plants by over watering this time of year. So you’re going to want to dial it back quite a bit. The days are cooler, but the nights are especially cooler, which equals needing to water a lot less than you did when it was a lot hotter a month ago.

So dial it back. If you haven’t done so already. Use the water budget as I’ve discussed in a previous video, or you can just cut back days and times. You can also use the rain delay if we have a particularly cold stretch for a few days or something like that. So yeah, just keep those things in mind. If you do need help, feel free to reach out to us. We’re happy to help them give out tips or anything like that. So have a great day. We’ll see you

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