Three types of rain, but only one feeds your plants to the root – do you know the differences?
Status: 26.08.2026, 10:00 am Comments We follow on Google drizzle covers the leaves, but usually does not penetrate to the roots. © Geoffrey..
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Status: 26.08.2026, 10:00 am Comments We follow on Google drizzle covers the leaves, but usually does not penetrate to the roots. © Geoffrey Swaine/Geoff Swaine - B4563/Avalon/Imago After weeks of heat, the ground is parched. But not every rainfall is a blessing for the garden. But even this ideal rain can become a problem under certain conditions.
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Status: 26.08.2026, 10:00 am Comments We follow on Google drizzle covers the leaves, but usually does not penetrate to the roots. © Geoffrey Swaine/Geoff Swaine - B4563/Avalon/Imago After weeks of heat, the ground is parched.
reliability low1/2 sourcesBut not every rainfall is a blessing for the garden.
reliability low1/2 sourcesBut even this ideal rain can become a problem under certain conditions.
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