Today we’re going to cover companion planting with regard to vegetables, herbs and fruits. First, though, I’ll cover an introduction to companion planting including the benefits of planting ...

Traditional companion planting ... for the beans and the large squash leaves suppressing weeds. Combine crop plants with other annual or perennial plants in the vegetable bed. Herbs are desirable ...

Companion planting focuses on figuring out what vegetables, herbs, and flowers grow well together. It's all about nurturing ...

Creating plant communities for mutual benefit is an old gardening tradition. Companion planting isn't just about pest control. By combining plants carefully, plants can help each other in terms of ...

You can print both the plan and plant list as a handy reference to take into your garden. An evidence-based companion planting system shows you which plants benefit each other. Crop rotation ...

companion plants may also appear on the sowing list. But what truly constitutes a “companion plant?” And, perhaps more importantly, what differentiates reality from myth regarding their benefits?