Yarrow can be a great companion plant for many of your garden crops. It’s a flowering, drought-tolerant, perennial herb that is semi-evergreen with flowers that can be white, yellow, or pink. It is common to find naturally in grasslands and in the forests of North America. But it can become invasive if you don’t manage …
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If you are one of those people who likes cilantro and doesn’t think it tastes like soap, then growing your own cilantro can bring many uses to you both in the garden and in the kitchen. But cilantro in the garden can bring many benefits, besides use as a herb in recipes. Other crops in …
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Parsley can be surprising when it comes to using it for companion planting in the garden. You would think this would be a very versatile companion crop like other herbs such as basil. But in fact, parsley doesn’t have as many crops that it is good to use it with for companion planting. In this …
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Ginger can be a great addition to your garden, especially using it in companion planting. Using companion planting with ginger can help out other crops in your garden and your ginger crop itself. Like companion planting with horseradish, ginger can grow with many other plants in the garden as it doesn’t have any detrimental effects …
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Dill is a very useful herb in the kitchen and in the garden. Dill can be used in companion planting to help bring in pollinators to the garden and beneficial insects. It can also repel harmful pests from nearby crops. In this article, we will go over what are good companion plants for dill and …
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