Companion planting guide

[zaz283]

Trying to be organic, I've been trawling the web sites for info on companion planting. Some good ones, though often they don't explain why some plants are beneficial. In addition I like to have guides like this pinned up in my shed to refer to.

So I've done myself a guide... if you're interested you can download a copy. The link is under Welcome! on the top right hand  of my web site below. When the link opens click the item above 'Add a description' to download.

Hope it helps... & if you think there's anything missing please let me know!

Thanks, John

[zaz283]

[thifasmom]

thanks for that I'm into companion gardening myself if for no other reason because the in the wild the plants don't grow separate from each other and i like a more informal look to my planting. i learnt something new from you guide IE thyme plants beneficial to cabbages i think i will under sow my brassics with thyme seeds this year, i nothing else it should look pretty :).

[STEVEB]

john
Great looking site,love the personal touch with the kids im hoping my grandson will get the bug and help/hinder me...ill give him time to grow into his wellies hes only 14 months

[Justy]

Thank you for sharing this!

The blog is great.   :)

[mick-64]

Nice one ,I am going to try the nettle brew on my tomatoes.. 8)

great blog..