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Companion planting is about more than putting two plants together because a chart says they’re “good companions.” The goal is to understand what each plant can bring to your garden. The right combinations can help attract beneficial insects, disrupt certain pests, increase biodiversity and help you make better use of your growing space. In this post, I’m sharing companion ideas for some of my favorite fall vegetables. If you’re getting your fall garden started from seed and need a little more guidance, join me for Seed Starting 101, where I’ll teach you how to confidently start seeds, care for your seedlings and prepare them for transplanting. Registration is available through the link in my bio. Save this post for your fall garden planning! #CompanionPlanting #FallGarden #VegetableGardening #SeedStarting #BeginnerGardening
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@lizharvey_music Love this! Thank you so much 👏🏽👏🏽
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@nikkiseyes48 Thank you for this information! Would you consider doing a garden bed plan/map? I have all these and want to plant together but it’s hard to conceptualize where to put what.
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@nickpwrlfts Nice tips! What brand garden beds do you reccomend?