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The summer months are synonymous with dry, brown, crackling grass a nightmare for those who love their luscious green lawns, and validation to those who think lawns are bullshit. When it’s hot outside, your first instinct may be to dump excessive amounts of water onto your lawn, but a brown patch doesn’t necessarily mean a dead lawn. And while watering can help revive it, you’re probably using more than the lawn really needs. In a world where water is not an infinite resource, using less on your lawn is not only environmentally friendly, it actually keeps your grass healthier. Here is what you need to know to ensure you’re not overwatering your lawn this summer.

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