Gardenhousing

When planting onions, it’s important to understand the benefits and limitations of onion companion plants. You can plant onions in almost any climate, but they grow best when planted in groups rather than alone. Planting them with companion plants adds nutrients to the soil. This improves growth by deterring pests from attacking your plants. Let’s … Read more

Companion planting is an ancient planting technique that means growing plants that benefit each other nearby. Here it is important to enhance each other’s growth or provide some form of pest protection. Strategic companion planting is especially important in small gardens. If you have less space in your garden, companion planting will be your solution! Almost … Read more

Companion planting is a way to maximize your garden space. By growing certain plants next to each other, you can use your land more efficiently, and get more from the fruits of your gardening labors. It’s not new, but the idea has been gaining steam in recent years thanks to renewed interest in organic farming … Read more

Marigolds are easy to grow, and they make excellent companion plants in a garden. They’re great for attracting beneficial insects that help keep pests away from your vegetable and flower plants. Marigolds also repel nematodes—microscopic worms that live in the soil and can damage your plants’ roots. Now, what are Marigold companion plants? Let’s find … Read more

Companion planting is a gardening technique that involves planting certain plants together for maximum benefit. It’s not a new concept, but it has been around for centuries. The concept has been used by farmers and gardeners for generations. Companion planting can be used to keep pests away from your plants. If you’re growing cucumbers, be … Read more