A worked example
A 240 × 120 cm bed with 30 cm spacing and 15 cm borders fits 8 × 4 = 32 plants.
Lay out an aligned planting grid with equal border clearances. See how many rows and plants fit.
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Count on each axis = floor((length − 2 × border) ÷ spacing) + 1. The fitted grid is centered.
Plants in your grid
32This is an aligned grid, not a staggered layout. Choose spacing for your crop and variety; paths and companion planting are not modeled. The preview limits drawn points while preserving the full count.
Count on each axis = floor((length − 2 × border) ÷ spacing) + 1. The fitted grid is centered.
A 240 × 120 cm bed with 30 cm spacing and 15 cm borders fits 8 × 4 = 32 plants.
This is an aligned grid, not a staggered layout. Choose spacing for your crop and variety; paths and companion planting are not modeled. The preview limits drawn points while preserving the full count.
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