Thinning Plants - Knowledgebase Question

Medina, OH
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Question by srisheill
June 21, 2000
I have beans and peas growing in my garden. The seeds were a gift from a fellow gardener. How far apart should I thin the plants? At present, both the pea and bean plants are approximately 1" apart.


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Answer from NGA
June 21, 2000
Bush beans are usually thinned to be about six inches apart in a row planting, but left a bit closer in a square foot planting. Peas are grown closer together, about two or three inches apart. They would be set against a trellis, or if they are bush peas, in rows about a foot and a half apart.

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