What's the Ideal Spacing for Vegetable Garden Plants? | Proper Plant Spacing in the Vegetable Garden

Each vegetable garden plant needs its own particular amount of space, much like different people need different amounts of personal space.
Plants planted too close together end up small due to overly competing with each other for sunlight, water, nutrients, and root space.
Plants planted too far away leave extra room for weeds to grow and the sun to bake the soil.
Plants planted at just the right distance don't overly compete with each other, allowing them to reach their full potential-but are close enough together to shade the soil, holding in precious moisture and keeping out most weeds.
This is why the proper spacing of plants is one of the most powerful tools used by expert gardeners.
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Absolutely need to do more of the offset spacing ! I think I start out thinking of a block plan and then all of a sudden end up much more traditional… old habits die hard! But every time I hear you and see your garden, I realize I need to keep on breaking with tradition and do what makes my plants happiest 😊

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Glad it helps!! ❤️