How Many Mango Trees Can Be Planted Per Acre?

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Plant mango trees no closer than 30 feet apart, with 45 to 50 feet being the recommended spacing. This equates to 17 trees per acre.

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Born in Ohio, USA, James Newsome is a photographer, designer, and writer. He worked as a landscaper for seven years as well as attending Wright state University for Fine Arts and the Art Institute of Pittsburgh for photography.

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