Plants for companion planting is a comprehensive compilation of fact tables in the form of a 15-page PDF with information about which plants thrive together, and which shouldn’t be grown together. This is an excellent tool for the next season when planning your crops. Read about which plants thrive together, which support each other in different ways, and which plants absolutely do not want to grow together. Take for example basil which thrives with chili, cucumber, oregano, asparagus, tomato and cabbage. Basil also protects tomato and cucumber against white-flies and aphids. However, basil does not want to grow together with wormwood, sage or Swiss chard.

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