2.4 × 1.2 m bed of tomatoes
At 60 cm spacing: 4 per row × 2 rows = 8 tomato plants.
Crowded plants compete; spaced plants produce. Pick what you're growing, enter the bed, and get the plant count at proper spacing.
Plants that fit
Hand-picked for this exact result — no generic lists.
Spacing is measured plant-to-plant in a grid — the simplest reliable layout.
Tight plants look full in May and mildewed in July.
Tall plants (tomatoes) go on the north side so they don't shade the rest.
Intensive planting eats nutrients — compost between plantings.
When lettuce bolts, replant the square — one bed, three harvests.
One concrete case, with the assumptions spelled out.
At 60 cm spacing: 4 per row × 2 rows = 8 tomato plants.
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About 36 heads at 25 cm spacing in a 122×244 cm bed.
At least 15–30 cm of soil; 30 cm suits most vegetables.
About 60 cm between plants in a raised bed.
Yes — group by water and sun needs, with tall plants on the north side.