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Why plant in threes? Find out here!

by | Mar 17, 2010 | Resources, Market News, Ask Pahl's Market

What does it mean when you are told to plant in threes?

Planting in odd numbered groups is done to provide a more natural, non-linear look to the landscape.  Instead of rows plants are grouped in clusters.  Three is the smallest group size that will give you a non-rectangular shape (triangle).  Even in the most formal of gardens
you will find odd numbers of plants, with a center focal point and balanced plantings on each side.  For most people the results of planting in odd numbers is most pleasing to the eye

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