Most gardeners focus on how much they water, but when you water matters just as much. 
Watering in the middle of the day can do more harm than good, especially during hot summer weather.
The best time to water is early morning, when plants can drink deeply before the heat arrives. 
Evening can also work, but morning is still the safest and most effective choice.
The worst time is midday, when strong sun and heat can stress plants and waste moisture through fast evaporation. 
If you want stronger roots, happier leaves, and less stress in the garden, aim your watering at the soil, not the leaves.
Even better, use soaker hoses or drip lines to keep moisture where plants need it most. 
A simple timing change can make a big difference. Which time do you usually water your plants?
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