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Wondering why proper plant spacing is so important in landscape design?
Improper plant spacing is a very common mistake. Even if people have heard of plant spacing, they may not understand why it's so important. I have even come across multiple designers and industry professionals who don't pay attention to this or space plants properly.
So I'm here today to explain why it is so important, and how improper spacing can increase maintenance, decrease plant health, and cost extra money.
Understanding how to space plants properly is important to having a successful low-maintenance landscape. I hope this helps you plan your next project!

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