How long should I water my garden with a sprinkler to ensure optimal growth and vitality? Is there a specific duration that maximizes water absorption while preventing issues such as over-saturation or runoff? When considering the varying factors such as soil type, plant variety, and weather conditions, how can I establish a tailored watering schedule that meets the unique needs of my garden? Should I factor in the time of day I’m watering, perhaps opting for early morning or late evening to minimize evaporation? Moreover, how can I determine if the sprinkler is effectively distributing water evenly across all areas? Would it be beneficial to periodically check the moisture level of the soil to adjust the watering duration accordingly? Finally, are there recommended practices for determining when to increase or decrease watering time based on seasonal changes or rainfall patterns? These inquiries seem integral to mastering the art of garden irrigation.