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Plants That Help Each Other

Plants That Help Each Other

As spring approaches, there’s no better time to think about what you plant together. Certain plants are natural companions — working side by side to protect each other, so your garden does more of the work for you.

Natural Pest Repellent – Basil & Tomatoes

This classic duo does double duty. Basil releases a strong aromatic oil that confuses and repels whitefly — a common nuisance for tomato plants. Plant basil in between or around your tomatoes this spring for a natural, fragrant barrier. As a bonus, many gardeners swear the flavour of the tomatoes improves too!

Aphid Defender – Lettuce & Chives

Lettuce is tender and vulnerable in early spring — exactly when aphids come looking for a meal. Chives to the rescue. Their sharp, onion-like scent is highly effective at deterring aphids from settling nearby. Tuck chives along the edges of your lettuce beds for a simple, low-maintenance defence all season long.

A Little Tip For Spring Planting

When planting companions, aim to interweave them rather than keep them in separate rows. The closer they grow, the more effective their natural chemistry works together.

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Everything you need for companion planting this spring is in store now — seeds and more.


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