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Submitted by Spock on Fri, 20/04/2007 - 14:28.
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 Companion planting is the practice of growing certain types of plants together which provide a beneficial relationship with each other. This could be either enhancing growth or flavour of each other or deterring pests. Some plants can also hinder the growth of nearby plants so it is best to avoid planting these together.
I originally put this list together and printed it out as a guide for myself as whenever I wanted to find out what I should and shouldn’t grow together, I had to spend ages searching through several different guides as nowhere seemed to have a complete list. This list below is by no means complete either but does cover most of the more common plants in the vegetable garden and can be used as a general guide.
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Plant
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Likes
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Dislikes
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Beans
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Nasturtium, carrots, celery, curubits, lettuce, spinach, parsley, peas
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Onions, garlic, chives
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Beetroot
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Onions, lettuce, cabbage, silverbeet
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Brassicas
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Sage, pennyroyal, mints, oregano, parsley, lettuce, beans, celery, herbs, marigolds, nasturtiums, onion family, spinach
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Tomatoes, dill, strawberry
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Broadbeans
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Peas, potatoes, beans, vine vegie, carrots, beets, cucumber, cabbage
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Onion family
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Cabbages
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Beans, celery, beetroot, onions, potatoes, chamomile, sage
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Capsicum
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Basil, carrot, onions, tomato
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Carrots
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Lettuce, peas, leeks, chives, cucumbers, beans, onion family, radish, rosemary, sage, tomato, feverfew
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Dill, parsnips
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Cauliflower
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Celery
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Celery
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Leeks, onion family, bush beans, brassicas, dill, nasturtium, spinach, tomato
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Corn
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Potatoes, peas, beans, cucumber, pumpkin, squash, tomatoes, brassicas, parsley,
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Curcubits
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Beans, marigold, onion, peas, radish, sunflower, corn
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Potato
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Dill
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Brassicas, curcubits, lettuce,
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Eggplant
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Beans, marigold
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Garlic
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Beans, brassicas, peas, strawberry
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Lettuce
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Beans, carrot, curcubits, marigolds, onion family, radish, strawberry, brassicas
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Onion family
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Chamomile, carrot, capsicum, celery, lettuce, silverbeet, strawberry, tomato
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Beans, peas
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Parsnips
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Onions, feverfew
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Carrots
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parsley
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Tomatoes, asparagus, chives
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mint
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Peas
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Beans, carrots, celery, corn, curcubit, potatoes, radish, turnips
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Onions, chives, garlic
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Potato
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Beans, brassicas, corn, marigolds, nasturtiums, peas
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Curcubits, rosemary, sunflower, tomato
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Pumpkin
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Nasturtiums
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Radish
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Beans, carrots, curcubits, lettuce, nasturtium, peas
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Rosemary
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Beans, carrots
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Potato
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Tomatoes
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Basil, parsley, marigolds, lettuce, asparagus, broccoli, onion family, nasturtiums, carrots, asparagus, carrot, celery, curcubits,
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Cabbages, brassicas, potatoes, fennel, dill, rosemary, strawberry
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Sage
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Beans, brassicas, carrots, peas, strawberries
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Basil, curcubits
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Silverbeet
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Lavender, onion family
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Spinach
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Beans, brassicas, celery, eggplant, strawberry
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Squash
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Corn, marigold, nasturtium
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Potato
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Strawberry
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Beans, lettuce, onions
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Brassicas, onion family, tomato
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Turnip
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Peas
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Potato
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Zucchini
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Beans, corn, mint, nasturtiums, radish
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Potato
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Re: Companion Planting Vegetables
Cabbage absolutely love being planted with Sage. The smell from the sage repels many harmful pests.
Thanks for this
Thanks for this article.
You've just saved me from making some very obvious mistakes with planting out the garden.
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