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Watering ban in the garden and a red water indicator: What do you need to save first during a water shortage, and which plants can wait temporarily? In this video, I'll show you how to get your garden through dryness and drought with as little water as possible. Brown lawns, withered flowerbeds, and empty rain barrels are currently a concern for many gardeners. In Munich, there are even mandatory restrictions on garden watering. But a red water indicator doesn't automatically mean the same thing everywhere. The rules of your municipality, your district, and your water supplier are always crucial. ... You'll learn how to prioritize your garden in three stages: • Which plants you should save first • Why young trees, new hedges, containers, and fruiting vegetables take precedence • Why an established brown lawn is often not dead • How to water slowly and precisely, right down to the root zone • How mulch helps retain soil moisture longer • What mistakes can happen when using well water, stream water, and dishwater • How to prepare your garden for drier summers in the long term This video is suitable for beginners and experienced gardeners alike. All watering tips are subject to local regulations. Therefore, always check the current notices in your area before watering. The Munich general decree mentioned in the video and its current validity can be found here: https://stadt.muenchen.de/news/allgem... Table of Contents 00:00 Saving your garden during water shortages 00:40 What a red water traffic light really means 01:30 The garden emergency room with three priorities 02:40 Why brown grass isn't automatically dead 03:27 Watering correctly and conserving water 04:40 Mulch protects soil moisture 05:34 Properly caring for containers and vegetables 06:32 Dangerous water myths 07:38 Preparing your garden for dry summers 08:00 Conclusion and community water map You can find more tips for a resilient lawn in my Lawn Bible:    • 🌿 Rasen-Bibel – Rasen pflegen, düngen, mäh...   #WateringBan #WaterMeter #Drought #SaveTheGarden #GardenPerennials