In the drier seasons, spring and summer; if water conservation is an issue, concentrate on watering anything newly planted that year these plants should take priority over anything already established in the garden that will be better at taking care of itself. Of course during hot, dry periods it would be ideal to ensure everything other than the

Only if clear water is what you desire and you have very little patience.

This depends on the type of wood.Treated pine, cedar and redwood have a relatively short life when compared to some hard woods like teak and jarrah and ipe. Pine, cedar and redwood are soft woods, and will not hold up well. The joints will become loose, and extensive sealing, painting or staining is essential.Well made teak, jarrah, and ipe furnitu