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26 Plants You Should Always Grow Side-By-Side

26 Plants You Should Always Grow Side-By-Side by The Editors © Willowpix - Getty Images Companion planting uses one species advantages to help another. Check out these 13 power pairs! Seasoned gardeners know that a diverse mix of plants makes for a healthy and beautiful garden. Many believe that certain plant combinations have extraordinary (even mysterious) powers to help each other grow. Scientific study of the process, called companion planting, has confirmed that some combinations have real benefits unique to those pairings. Companions help each other grow and use garden space efficiently. Tall plants, for example, provide shade for sun-sensitive shorter plants. Vines can cover the ground while tall stalks grow skywards, allowing two plants to occupy the same patch.

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26 Plants to Grow Side-By-Side - Companion Planting Ideas

26 Plants to Grow Side-By-Side - Companion Planting Ideas
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Plants You Should Always Grow Side-By-Side

Plants You Should Always Grow Side-By-Side Delish 6 days ago by The Editors © Willowpix - Getty Images Companion planting uses one species advantages to help another. Check out these 13 power pairs! Seasoned gardeners know that a diverse mix of plants makes for a healthy and beautiful garden. Many believe that certain plant combinations have extraordinary (even mysterious) powers to help each other grow. Scientific study of the process, called companion planting, has confirmed that some combinations have real benefits unique to those pairings. Companions help each other grow and use garden space efficiently. Tall plants, for example, provide shade for sun-sensitive shorter plants. Vines can cover the ground while tall stalks grow skywards, allowing two plants to occupy the same patch.

United statesSally jean cunninghamImages companionGreat gardenCoastal plains experiment stationஒன்றுபட்டது மாநிலங்களில்சாலி ஜீன் கன்னிங்ஹாம்படங்கள் துணைநன்று தோட்டம்கடலோர சமவெளி சோதனை நிலையம்