Mature Hot!: Wet

Organic mulch (wood chips, straw) is critical for the wet mature bed because it prevents evaporation. However, keep the rule: Keep mulch 6 inches away from the trunk or main stem. A wet crown is a dead crown.

Tomatoes are a classic example. A juvenile tomato needs dry feet. But a mature tomato (post-fruiting initiation) requires a wet, consistent soil moisture to prevent blossom end rot (BER). BER is caused by calcium deficiency, which is caused by drought stress. wet mature

The architect insisted on one final step before the restoration of the manor’s grand staircase could begin. "You cannot apply the plaster to dry stone," he warned the crew. He pointed to the Organic mulch (wood chips, straw) is critical for

In today's fast-paced, technology-driven world, many people are seeking ways to disconnect from the stresses of everyday life and reconnect with their surroundings. The "wet mature" aesthetic offers a way to do just that, providing a window into a world that is both familiar and unknown. Tomatoes are a classic example

Citrus trees are surface feeders. In a hot climate, a "dry mature" citrus tree will drop fruit. A "wet mature" citrus tree, however, needs excellent drainage.

Invest in a soil moisture probe. Check your drainage holes. And remember: In the world of mature perennials and trees, a wet plant is a happy plant, but a drowning plant is a dead plant. Keep the roots wet, keep the crown dry, and watch your landscape explode with vitality.