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I remember many years ago in the UK (and probably still applies) that if it hadn't rained for, say, 10 days (however unlikely), there was a country wide ban on using hose pipes. Given that we haven't had rain in this area for some 6 months, am I being selfish (or even illegal) in using a hose pipe to water my garden? The water originates from a bore hole on my land so I guess I'm just returning the pumped water back into the ground.

Should I be using the hose pipe?

Why not - but remember to ask her first. :o

And get it wet first. :D

I hate to be serious,but water at night or dusk.During the heat of the day, probably a good 40% is evaporated anyway. :o

I hate to be serious,but water at night or dusk.During the heat of the day, probably a good 40% is evaporated anyway. :o

Only if you pull out! :D

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I hate to be serious,but water at night or dusk.During the heat of the day, probably a good 40% is evaporated anyway. :o

I usually water at around 17:00 whilst I can still see a little. Any later than that I have to get the FG to do it!

Just dig a small hole around a grassy area of your garden and then place a flag in it. Then you can use as much water as you like while the farmers suffer.

A couple of my neighbours ran out of water even though they share the same well with me - the pipe attached to their pump was shorter than mine, so they got no water while me and the other neighbours were OK.

When that happened I did stop watering the plants quite so much, especially as the water flow out of my own taps was getting very slow. But then it rained about a week ago and after one or two more days, the water flow improved considerably - I guess it takes that long for the water to work itself into the ground, maybe flowing underground from the nearby high ground.

is that water just for gardens or do u drink it? if u drink do u test it??

maybe if u mulch your garden w/ rice straw etc u dont need to water as often?

You probably have enough empties to water (or beer) the whole lawn.:D

But, being a good Yorkie, there's probably not a drop left in them. :o

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