#Drought news: Trees and shrubs do not go dormant in the winter

West Drought Monitor November 1, 2016.
West Drought Monitor November 1, 2016.

From KDVR.com (Dan Daru):

90-percent of our plants and trees are not indigenous to Colorado, and they’re going to need more water to stay growing. About 20 to 30 inches of moisture a year.

Myth buster: trees and shrubs do not go dormant in the winter. They grow all year long, with spring and fall the most important times of the year. Giving your landscape a good, thirst quenching drink of water right now will give it a fighting chance this winter, and for years to come.

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