Improve your garden's health and productivity by using companion planting to deter pests, attract beneficial insects, and enhance soil quality.

Easy vegetables to grow are my favorite – but they also have to taste good too! If you’re looking for the best tasting, ...

Companion planting is a mutually beneficial placement of compatible plants and natural pest management — the keys to complete ...

Raised garden beds offer numerous benefits and can expand the variety of plants you are able to grow in a landscape. Discover ...

Because life isn’t all peas and carrots, companion planting is just as effective in your ornamental beds and borders as with your vegetables.

Some things just work well together. Peanut butter and jelly. Bacon and eggs. Wine and cheese. And when we step out of the ...

Are you tired of those pesky critters munching on your plants? It’s time to ditch the harmful chemicals and embrace organic ...

Generally speaking, companion planting is planting at least two different types of plants together that will benefit at least one of them.

Nasturtiums can also be used to suppress weeds and control pests on melon vines, but that’s not the only reason to try out ...

You probably know about the benefits of companion planting, but did you know sometimes plants have enemies, too? Don't grow these crops too close to zucchini.

Seeds for summer plants such as squash, cucumbers and sunflowers can be planted in the ground in mid-April, the NGA says. If you are growing some flowers from seed indoors, you can prepare them ...