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Plant Spacing Reference Guide

Leaf'd Box | April 1, 2021

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Ever wonder how much space your plants need? Making sure they have just the right amount of space helps them feel right at home. Sure, you can put your plants closer together. They're not unhappy house guests, they're grateful for what you give them. But doing that is like sitting in coach in an airplane; it can get a little cramped. We want to help your plants sit in first class!

Each plant variety has its own unique attributes. Some tomato plants can be ten times bigger than others! Following the instructions on your plant label is the best way to make sure you're giving your plants the right spacing. However, below is a guide to give you a general idea about plant spacing.

TypeEstimated Days to MaturityPlot SizePlant Spacing (*)
Artichoke85-100
L48
Arugula30S3
Asparagus775M1
Baby Corn70M4
Basil40-70S10
Bean40M5
Beet60S4
Broccoli90-130M20
Brussles Sprouts90-120M24
Cabbage80-120M20
Carrot60-120S20
Cauliflower80-130M20
Celery90-130S15
Chicory35S3
Chinese Cabbage110S10
Chive60S1
Cilantro40S3
Collard80S10
Coriander90S3
Corn85L10
Cucumber55-85L8
Edamame60S5
Eggplant55-110M18
Endive85-100S8
Fennel60-90M25
Field Corn80L6
Gourd80L20
Herbs45-75S3
Hot Pepper90-110M15
Kale40-90S15
Kohlrabi90S6
Leek120-150M5
Lettuce30-95M10
Melon70-105L12
Mustard60-90M4
Okra50-65M13
Onion90-165M5
Pak Choi30-75S6
Papaya310XL144
Parsley70-90S1
Parsnip100-110S10
Passion Fruit360XL120
Pea60-75L4
Pepper55-110M15
Pop Corn110M15
Pumpkin90-120XL30
Radish30S2
Rice130L3
Rocket30-45S1
Rootstock75L30
Soybean90M8
Spinach35-45M3
Squash50-75L30
Sunflower70-100L5
Sweet Corn60-100L10
Sweet Pepper55-110M15
Swiss Chard50-60M10
Tomatillo75-100M36
Tomato50-110M30
Turnip100S3
Watermelon110L12
*Note DTM is approximate and
varies based on location, growing
conditions, and variety.

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