Brittany Gibson
Companion Planting Isn’t Just About Pollinators
Companion planting can help with: – Attracting Pollinators – Pest control – Weed suppression – Improving soil health – Enhancing biodiversity
The key is to plant companion plants as close to each other as possible while also respecting each plant’s specific spacing requirements.
1. Mint and anything else 2. Beans and Onions 3. Tomatoes and potatoes 4. Heavy feeders
Use Tall Plants to Create Shady Spots
When planning your garden layout, keep in mind how your plants will cast shadows on each other
Don’t be afraid to mix things up and see how different combinations work. The more you observe how plants respond to each other, the better you’ll understand the specific needs of your garden.