<p>Since we discussed watering newly planted trees and shrubs I thought I would go a little further today.  We talk a lot about sun/shade conditions and soil types but one thing we don’t always check on when pursuing our favorite plants is whether they like dry feet or wet feet. It's important to know who likes what!</p>

Since we discussed watering newly planted trees and shrubs I thought I would go a little further today. We talk a lot about sun/shade conditions and soil types but one thing we don’t always check on when pursuing our favorite plants is whether they like dry feet or wet feet. It's important to know who likes what!

<p>Since we discussed watering newly planted trees and shrubs I thought I would go a little further today. &nbsp;We talk a lot about sun/shade conditions and soil types but one thing we don’t always check on when pursuing our favorite plants is whether they like dry feet or wet feet. It's important to know who likes what!</p>

Some plants like it wet, some like it dry - which is which?

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Some plants like it wet, some like it dry - which is which?

Some plants like it wet, some like it dry - which is which?