Sure thing. A motorcycle frame’s only as straight as the guy who built it, so the same goes for a garden. Grab a long straightedge or a laser level, and line up each row one at a time. It’s hard work, but a few minutes of checking the spacing before you plant saves you from having to cut a bunch of tomatoes later. Think of it like tightening a chain—once you’ve got the tension right, everything stays put. And if the tomatoes start singing, you’ll know you’re doing it right.