Companion Planting
Companion planting is an organic method of maintaining a natural balance in your garden by growing plants together that are mutually beneficial. This can reduce likelihood of disease, improve pollination, and protects your crops from pests
Nasturtiums act as a trap crop, as pests are naturally lured to them which helps deter aphids, whiteflies, and other common garden pests from your crop.
Additionally, the trailing vines help to suppress weeds and retain moisture in the soil. The vibrant flowers are also edible, adding a pop of colour to salads and other dishes.
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Marigolds are versatile plants, with bright, colourful flowers. They have a strong scent that masks the scent of other crops, deterring pests that would otherwise be attracted to those crops.
Additionally, the roots release compounds that can suppress nematodes, that feed on and damage plant roots.
