How far apart do I plant verbena?

The official rules state that the stakes must be fastened securely in the the ground exactly 40 feet apart, leaning 12 degrees towards the opposite stake.

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When planting a row of thyme, keep the spacing about 15-10 inches (40 to 50cm) apart.

You want to make sure you're consistently removing any dead growth. Also, sometimes you might have a shoot that gets really long—you can go ahead and cut that back. Clipping...

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That's going to vary depending on what look you’re going for, but on average, aim for 1 1/2 to 3 1/2 inches apart.

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If you separate them with something like fences, you don't need to keep them very far apart.

Most Verbena species are perennial, meaning they grow back each year. however, a few are annuals.

Prune the verbena in early summer or late spring to encourage growth. Be sure to remove dead or diseased foliage.