Yes, you can really water your garden too much, and overwatering can cause big problems for gardeners. Here are some common issues that can happen if you don’t water properly:

1. Root Rot: When the soil is too wet, the roots can get suffocated, which can make them rot and eventually kill your plants.
2. Nutrient Loss: Overwatering can wash away important nutrients from the soil, leading to sick plants.
3. Pests: A constantly wet garden can attract pests like fungus gnats and other creepy crawlies.
4. Fungal Diseases: Too much moisture can create a perfect spot for fungi to grow, which can harm your plants.

Because of these problems, it’s really important to manage how much water you give your garden. Here are some tips to help prevent overwatering:

• Check the Soil Moisture: Use a moisture meter, or just stick your finger in the soil to check if it’s wet before watering again.
• Good Drainage: Make sure your garden has good drainage, so the water doesn’t pile up.
• Watering Schedule: Make a regular schedule for watering, doing it in the morning or late afternoon to avoid losing water to evaporation.
• Use Mulch: Put mulch on top of the soil to help keep moisture in and keep the soil temperature steady, which can help reduce how often you need to water.

By knowing these issues and using these tips, you can avoid overwatering and help your garden grow strong and healthy!