Summary
Most lawns need about 1 to 1½ inches of water per week, but the exact timing depends on grass type, soil, and sprinkler output. The article explains that you should first measure how much water your sprinkler delivers, then calculate how long it takes to apply the required weekly amount. It also stresses watering deeply but less often to encourage stronger roots. Instead of daily watering, homeowners should split total weekly watering into one or two sessions, adjusting for soil type and rainfall. Early morning watering works best because it reduces evaporation and disease risk, helping maintain a greener, healthier lawn overall.
Bob Vila
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