Companion Plants Tips

Plant companion species like marigolds, basil, or nasturtiums to deter pests and attract beneficial insects. Avoid monocultures by interplanting different species to confuse pests and reduce the risk of infestations. Consider the growth habits and nutrient needs of companion plants to ensure they complement each other. Utilize the natural partnerships between plants for better pest control and improved soil health. Companion planting can also enhance crop yields and provide a more diverse garden ecosystem.