Companion plants are an essential part of any garden. These mutually beneficial relationships between flowers and vegetables can help promote growth, deter pests, and even attract pollinators.

Most already have the garden planted but there is always a few spots to fill in. Companion planting might be a way to help ...

EDITOR’S NOTE: Companion planting is not an exact science. Use your own experience, this chart, and the advice of other local gardeners to help you achieve successful partnerships in your garden.

Companion planting is a method in gardening where certain plants are grown together to help each other grow naturally. Plants repel others, and some Tuesday, 02 January 2024 12:17 GMT ...