Sunday, February 10, 2013

Plants That Do Well Together: Companion Planting

Companion Planting a Garden
Companion Plants Bring Harmony to the Garden

The following are important advantages to planting certain vegetables near other certain vegetables in your garden:
  • As an effective way to minimize the need for insecticide.
  • Attract insects that are beneficial to the growth of the vegetables.
  • Repel harmful insects.
  • Help amend the soil with nutrients for other plants that require them.
  • Take up nutrients from the soil more than other plants.
This guide describes the companion planting method and plants that work well together.
Grow a Vegetable Garden the Easy Way 

I use this method and find it to work well in growing healthy plants.

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