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Water scarcity is always a local issue. Why should one not irrigate just because there is no water coming from the tap somewhere?

Sprinkling the lawn generously with well water during drought is, however, a naive calculation. Not for one's own wallet of course, but the water is still missing from the system - for trees and for the next waterworks. Lawns should, in my opinion, be chosen to be as water-saving as possible nowadays. There are good, drought-resistant mixtures. The plants then, of course, do not look like golf course grass, but some are thicker-leaved. But whether that really should be a priority...

Water scarcity is always a local issue. Why shouldn't one irrigate just because somewhere else there is no water coming from the tap?

Of course, if it works for you, then everything is fine. even complained about too much rain and mushrooms. But it would be a pity if readers from other regions perhaps do not think further and adopt your concept. Here, it hardly feels like a single drop has fallen this year. Municipalities are calling to water street trees...

Municipalities are calling to water street trees...

But this horse is led through the village every year.

But this horse is driven through the village every year.

In recent years, yes, exactly. That doesn't make it any better. Quite a few trees around here have already dried up, and in the small forest it looks like autumn. I don't see that as scaremongering, rather bitter realism.

I was still complaining in April that my 8000 L cistern was already empty. Since May, I haven’t had to take a drop of water from the overflowing cistern because it has rained heavily and continuously. The heat has been here for a few days, but the plants are still very well supplied in the moist clay soil, and rain is coming again on Friday. No need to water additionally...Crazy world!!!