You are a gardener for the wealthy Wally Wigglesworth. Mr. Wigglesworth has nine apple trees that he wants planted, for reasons of his own, in ten straight rows of three trees each. It will be necessary to have some trees be part of multiple rows. Note that there are multiple ways to arrange his trees, but you need only find one.
Solution
Here are two ways that you could plant Mr. Wiggles’s trees. (Which one would you pick for your own garden?)
