Companion Plant Guide
Companion planting guides
29 vegetables, herbs and flowers — each with its own page for what to plant beside it, what to keep apart, and how to grow it. Search by common name, latin name or family.
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Warm-season fruiting plant that loves sun and support.
Fragrant herb perfect for cooking and pest control.
Root vegetable that prefers cool weather and loose soil.
Cool-season leafy green that prefers shade in summer.
Heat-loving plant that needs warm temperatures to thrive.
Vining plant that loves warmth and needs vertical support.
Nitrogen-fixing legume that's easy to grow in warm weather.
Large-leafed vining plant that needs plenty of space.
Bulb crop that stores well and repels many pests.
Cold-hardy bulb planted in fall for spring harvest.
Biennial herb with curly or flat leaves for culinary use.
Feathery-leaved herb used for cooking and beneficial insects.
Fast-growing herb for cool seasons, bolts in heat.
Bright flower that repels pests and attracts pollinators.
Hairy herb with blue flowers that attract pollinators.
Tall herb that inhibits many plants but attracts beneficial insects.
Cool-season legume that fixes nitrogen for other plants.
Quick-growing root vegetable perfect for succession planting.
Cool-season leafy green packed with nutrients.
Root vegetable with edible greens that prefer cool weather.
Nutrient-dense leafy green that tolerates cold well.
Cool-season brassica that stores well for winter.
Cool-season brassica that needs consistent moisture.
Vibrant flower that serves as trap crop for aphids.
Low-growing herb that attracts pollinators and repels pests.
Hardy perennial herb that attracts beneficial insects.
Evergreen herb that repels pests and attracts pollinators.
Perennial herb that repels pests and attracts pollinators.
Low-growing fruit plant that produces year after year.
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