Companion Planting – An Easier Way to Garden

If you want a natural way to maximize your garden space, control pests, increase pollinators, grow healthier plants, and reap bigger harvests then companion planting is your answer. What is companion planting? Companion planting is planting certain flowers and vegetables in combination, so as to attract good insects and repel pests. So, this year when you’re planning your garden, consider companion planting. As you can see in the chart below, some plants do not get along and should not be planted together. Happy Gardening!

COMPANION PLANTING CHART
Plant
Good Companion
Bad Companion
Asparagus
Tomato, parsley, basil

Beans, bush
Potato, celery, cucumber, corn, strawberry, savory, carrots, cosmos, daisies
Onion, fennel, sage
Beans, pole
Corn, savory, radish, tomato, cosmos
Onion, beet, garlic, chives, sage
Blackberries
Dill, carrot

Broccoli
Celery, rosemary, dill
Oregano, strawberry
Cabbage
Celery beets, onion family, chamomile, spinach, chard
Strawberries, tomato, dill
Carrot
Tomato, radish
Chives, dill
Cauliflower
Sage, thyme, mint
Grapes
Celery
Onion, tomato, cabbage, bush beans, nasturtium, leeks

Corn
Pumpkin, sunflower, peas, beans, cucumber, squash
Tomatoes
Cucumbers
Radish, nasturtium, dill
Basil
Eggplant
Beans, marigold, lettuce

Leeks
Carrot, onion, celery
Peas, beans
Lettuce
Carrot, radish, strawberry, cucumber

Melon
Corn, nasturtium, radish

Okra
Marigolds, eggplant, peppers

Onion
Beets, carrot, lettuce, cabbage, cosmos
Peas, beans, sage
Peas
Carrots, radish, turnip, cucumber, beans, sunflowers
Onions, garlic, leeks, shallots
Peppers
Tomato, basil, parsley, petunias, carrot, onion, okra, marigolds, cilantro, nasturtium
Fennel, beans
Potatoes
Beans, cabbage, horseradish, marigolds
Sunflower, cucumber, tomato
Radish
Squash
Hyssop
Spinach
Celery, eggplant, cauliflower

Squash
Radishes, cucumbers, corn, nasturtium, dill, sunflowers, borage
Potatoes
Strawberries
Borage, peach trees
Cabbage
Tomato
Carrot, celery, marigold, asparagus
Corn, fennel
Turnips
Peas, Brussel’s sprouts, beans
Potatoes
Zucchini
Nasturtium

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