Determine how many square feet you have to be able calculate plant spacing. Slow-growing ground covers can be planted closer than those with a faster growth rate. Large containers can be spaced farther apart than smaller containers. Plan on planting the following number of plants per 100 square feet at the indicated spacing (in inches): 144 at 10 inches; 100 at 12 inches; 64 at 15 inches; 45 at 18 inches; 25 at 24 inches; and 14 at 36 inches. Consult your nursery or local Extension office for recommended plant spacing.
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