i've noticed one end of my garden gets more water than the other which i think for next years planting is actually good as this year is already a going concern .. i want to take all the advantage of this that i can so can someone please put this list of vegetables plants in order from least to most watering needs .. these are what i plan to be growing next year

tomatoes (roma)
zukes
yellow squash
bell peppers red and green
cucumbers
okra
collard greens
eggplant
banana peppers

thanks anyone for any help with this

http://www.ext.colostate.edu/mg/gardennotes/716.html

and

http://www.almanac.com/content/when-water-vegetables

Both articles group various vegetables by water needs.

Of course the method you use to supply the water also makes a big difference as one can't always count on rain to be sufficient. And if there is a drainage problem in one area of the garden it is usually easier to fix the problem than try to work around it.

So my questions would be why does one end get so much more water than the other? How much excess are we talking about? And can't it be fixed?

Of the vegetables in your list the collards are the only ones that might tolerate excess water. Next would be the zukes, cukes, and squash. The tomatoes want consistent levels of moisture, not excesses and the peppers and eggplants prefer to dry out between watering so would likely be the least tolerant.

Dave

Dave