At 10:10 AM 6/8/00 -0500, you wrote: >A friend of mine has a few plants next to her neighbor's garden. She was >using a sprinkler to water and her neighbor asked her to please turn it >off, because spraying could damage their plants and that the leaves get >all the moisture they need from the rain. They only water with pipes >from the ground level. > >I had never heard of such a thing. I have been spraying with a hose to >water since I planted out. Am I doing something wrong? My plants look healthy. > >Michelle in KC I have always been told (mostly by my Father, so how could I argue) that watering with a sprinkler in the heat of the day would burn plants, grass, etc. Which is why I water in the evening. For the maters and chiles, I bought a soaker hose at ?-Mart for about $15. > Michael Pierce Telecommunications Manager - MarTel International, Inc. 11038 N. Harrison Kansas City, MO 64155 Phone: 816.734.0040 Fax: 816.734.2066 URL: http://www.martel-intl.com