The spacing between newly planted trees is crucial for ensuring healthy growth and optimal resource utilization. Proper spacing allows each tree sufficient access to sunlight, water, and nutrients, which are essential for their development.
The recommended minimum spacing depends on the species of the tree and its expected mature canopy size. Larger trees require more space to grow without competing with neighboring trees.
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