July 6, 2006 · Gardening Calculators

Number of Plants in a Garden Calculator

This gardening calculator computes the number of plants which will cover a garden. It will calculate the number if the plants are placed on a: Rectangular or Triangular Grid.

To use this calculator, you must enter the area in square feet and the distance between plants in inches.

 

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  1. Marion - November 2, 2008 at 10:08 am

    Can you use your calculator for garden containers – ie. I tried it with 1.5 ft. square container of surface with 1″ between plants just for fun – and received a horrendous result – does it really work or did I mis-read.

    Hi Marion
    The garden calculator can be used in square garden containers, the problem was that you only allowed 1″ between plants-whereas most annuals need at least 6″ between plants so that they can spread out. So for example if your container is 1.5square ft. and you entered 6″ between plants then the result would be 6 plants. The distance between plants should be entered according to the type of plant you are planting – some have more extensive root system and therefore need more room to grow.

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  2. subramaniyan.p.r - January 2, 2010 at 3:55 pm

    sir,
    in horti crops crown in field or garden, how to calculate the planting ,plant pit size,fertilizer,flower,fruitset,postharvestloss,yield of the crop,and also one pit how much rate of ingredients .
    thankyou

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