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Companion Planting Guide

January 31, 2017 by fifthseason 1 Comment

Everybody knows that tomatoes and basil make a great combination on the plate, but they also make a great combination in the garden, enhancing each others’ flavors during the growing process. There are a lot of plants that have beneficial effects when planted together, from improving flavor to deterring pests and diseases. There are also combinations of plants that aren’t so great and that you should try to avoid. To help you plan out your spring and summer vegetable gardens, we put together this handy chart of vegetable friends and foes. Happy planning, and happy planting!

 

Filed Under: Organic Gardening Tagged With: Companion Planting, gardening

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  1. Andy Richmond says

    June 21, 2021 at 3:49 pm

    Yes! interesting new tips. I will definitely do this. I never thought that there would be an enhancing flavor effect. Worth sharing and thanks!

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