Complete Guide To Companion Planting
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When you plant your garden, do you plant all the lettuces together? Are the tomatoes segregated from the carrots? Did you know that some plants chemically inhibit or enhance the growth and well-being of other plants and that, whether you are a small-scale gardener or a large-scale agriculturist, you can use these compatibilities to increase the vitality and yield of your own garden?
Companion planting is a technique used by gardeners and farmers, in industrialized countries and developing counties. Many of the principles we utilize today were present centuries ago in the cottage gardens of Great Britain, Asia, and thousands of years ago in Mesoamerica. Check out this article below and just see what plants you should be growing together and which ones should be far away from each other.