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]]> http://www.mvfarms.com/asiatic-jasmine/#comment-27 Blue Star Creeper, step-able plant, stepping stone plants | Mountain Valley Farms Thu, 09 Feb 2012 08:08:56 +0000 http://www.mvfarms.com/?p=638#comment-27 [...] So how many do you need? Well as mentioned earlier, Blue Star Creeper is often used as filler plants between stepping stones. Mountain Valley Farms recommends planting no further than 6″ apart. A simple way of calculating for a long path, is to count how many plants will fit in 1 foot of your pathway for the entire width in several locations along the path, take an average, and then multiply by the total length of your path.  For example: if your path is 6 feet wide, count how many plants will fit in 1 foot of the path, 6 feet wide in 4 locations along the path. Keep in mind, large stones are often used at the end of the pathways so take your measurements along the interior of the path. If you come up with the following numbers: 15, 19, 21, 13; your average is 17 plants per 1 linear foot. If your path is 100 feet long, you will need approximately 1700 plants! Follow this link to see how to plant in mass. [...] [...] So how many do you need? Well as mentioned earlier, Blue Star Creeper is often used as filler plants between stepping stones. Mountain Valley Farms recommends planting no further than 6″ apart. A simple way of calculating for a long path, is to count how many plants will fit in 1 foot of your pathway for the entire width in several locations along the path, take an average, and then multiply by the total length of your path.  For example: if your path is 6 feet wide, count how many plants will fit in 1 foot of the path, 6 feet wide in 4 locations along the path. Keep in mind, large stones are often used at the end of the pathways so take your measurements along the interior of the path. If you come up with the following numbers: 15, 19, 21, 13; your average is 17 plants per 1 linear foot. If your path is 100 feet long, you will need approximately 1700 plants! Follow this link to see how to plant in mass. [...]

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