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Tuesday, April 24, 2018

Companion planting

Companion planting refers to the practice of planting more than one crop in the row or planting a different crop between two rows of a like crop. It is theorized that or aroma of certain plants are inhibitory to some diseases or insects. Companion cropping can effectively use garden space and is particularly useful in small gardens. If companion cropping is used, select companions with care to avoid shading or excessive, competition for water and nutrients.


VegetableCompanion cropAntagonist
AsparagusTomato, parsley, basil 
BeansPotato, carrot, cucumber,
cauliflower, cabbage, sum
Onion, garlic, gladiolus
BrinjalBeans 
Bush beansPotato, cucumber, corn,
strawberry, celery, summer
Onion
Beet
Crucifers
Onion, Kohl rabi
Aromatic plants, potato,
celery, sesame, chamomile,
sage, peppermint, rosemary,
Pole beans
Strawberry, Tomato
CarrotPeas, leaf lettuce, chive,
onion, leek, rosemary, sage,
Sesame
CeleryLeek, tomato, bush beans 
ChiveCarrotPeas, beans
ComPotato, peas, beans, cucumber 
CucumberBeans, com, peas, radishPotato, Aromatic plants
LeekOnion, celery, carrot 
LettuceCarrot, radish, strawberry 
Onion and GarlicBeet, strawberry, tomato,
lettuce, summer savory,
Beans, Peas
ParsleyTomato, asparagus 
PeasCarrot, turnip, radish, cucumberOnion, garlic, gladiolus
Pole beansCom, summer savory, sunOnion, Beetroot, kohl rabi
PotatoBeans, com, cabbage, horsePumpkin, squash,
cucumber, sunflower
RadishPeas, nasturtium, lettuce,
cucumber
 
SoybeanCompatible with all crops 
SpinachStrawberry 
StrawberryBush beans, spinach, forageCabbage
SunflowerCucumberPotato
TomatoOnion, parsley, asparagus, marigold, carrotpotato, fennel, cabbage
TurnipPeas

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