Planting distance reflects mature width without hard pruning. In mild-winter climates, unpruned Carpet roses can spread 6 feet; even with annual hard pruning, 2-foot spacing leads to intertwining. In cold-winter zones (where winter dieback limits size), 2 feet may work.
For best air circulation and disease prevention, follow the 3–4 foot recommendation unless you commit to rigorous annual pruning and accept a denser hedge look.
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