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Why Companion Planting Works (The Science Behind The Magic)

Why Companion Planting Works (The Science Behind The Magic)

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Some plants are just better off with a friend, and Daytona: Id love to see companions and that mix planting video cause i have recently learned this about never just planting veggies. And having random cilantro dill and basil And random alyssums dwarf zinnias and dahlias, welsh onions too nasturtiums. They are just so important and its more obvious when you have them established early to see the benefits in your sprays for pest because you've established a home for soooo many good things. Like having very early as hell planted cilantro that's gonna bolt in a couple weeks too.
Date: 2023-04-01

Comments and reviews: 12


The one that I am putting in between more crops this year is comfrey. A tea made from comfrey mulch is like an ent draught for garden plants, due to the allantoin, I reckon. One quibble, though. Purslane is not a weed! It's a good companion plant itself, and a phenomenal edible plant!
One actual weed plant to beware of is the Buttercup. They produce a chemical that kills off clover and legumes and inhibits germination. They're pretty flowers though, so I keep a few in a box bed away from everything else.

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What's your opinion on planting some firesticks near a fruit tree to deter raccoons? Last year, a raccoon stole all my peaches (caught it on security cam, so this year im trying to come up with methods to deter them. One odea was firesticks. A bit of an ugly duck of a plant, but any raccoon would learn quickly why you dont mess around with them.
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wanna get into container gardening soon and i think it'll be fun to try to get more than one crop out of a small space as well as enjoying the benefits of planting complimentary things together. thanks for this info juuust maybe not the gross stuff lol parasite bugs are freaky!
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Great video Kevin & Crew! Cucumber & mustard info is new and helpful to me! Thinking of loading up some mustard greens in the Urban Worm Bag to prep the output. Thoughts? Also, happy sunshine! Our gardens have been missing days like today. Keep on growing!
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A solid intercropping of nitrogen fixers and tillage radish are the two big ones for me. To help with soil conditioning. The other option I really like is actually trap crop companion planting with radishes because flea beetles are a nightmare where I am.
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Hey Kevin, non related question but I was wondering about the Rose arch. I'm looking for a similar make and model of that circular arch for my entrance way to my floral garden and haven't had any luck. Any suggestions on brand or shop?
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Isn't there also supposed to be a flavor boost you get from planting basil with tomatoes as well? Surprised that wasn't mentioned. Either way, Keep it up team, I'm always looking forward to your uploads!
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Is there a video on what to plant where every year. I ve learned not to plant the same thing in the same place every year. May they each take the nutrients from the soil differently?
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Can you point me to a pasta video of yours showing the best way to fill up a raised bed and also the ideal recipe for potting soil in it?
Thanks for all the great content

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A comment on the nitrogen fixing. If you let the peas grow to completion. Pretty much all the nitrogen is used by the plants. You have to cover crop it for it to work.
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Oo please more videos like this! Companion planting is very helpful. It s also helpful to note which plants don t go together. Any help would be appreciated!
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About to grow marigolds to companion plant with my tomatoes. I just learned about this a few days ago so this video is great timing
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