Companion Planting List

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Companion Planting!

Whether you are just starting a garden or have been growing one for years this list will help you out. I have been compiling one for years and hopefully will keep adding to it for years to come with help of those who I have met along the way. I do not claim that these will guarantee work for you, but know that they have worked for someone, somewhere!  It is for reference only and please Contact Us if you have any to add!

Natural gardening is about working with nature, not trying to control it. Co-planting helps in promoting a healthy garden by encouraging diversity.

This growing list is compiled in part by my experience, through others shared experiences as well as ongoing research gathered from some great books. All these books are referenced at the end of the list and I encourage you to consider them as an addition to your home library as they make great references!

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Plant:	Companion: Known to actively repel insects or to enhance the growth or flavor of the target plant.	Allies: Known to share garden spaces and growing habits well but do not necessarily play an active role in protection	Hindered next to:
Artichoke	brassicas family
Asparagus	basil, parsley, tomatoes		Onion family, weeds
Basil (Sweet)	pepper, tomato		cabbage, cucumber, rue, snap beans,
Beets	all brassicas, bush beans, lettuce, onions, cabbage,		mustard, pole beans,
Broccoli	Artichoke, beets, bush beans, celery, chard, cucumber, lettuce, peas, potatoes, onions, spinach		pole beans, snap peas, strawberries, tomatoes
Brussels Sprouts	Artichoke, beet, peas, potato, spinach	clover, cover grass, beans	Kohlrabi, pole beans, strawberries, tomato
Beans, bush	carrot, chard, cucumbers, egg plant, peas, plant with corn, radish, strawberries		Onions, pole peas, basil, fennel, garlic, gladiolus
Bean, pole			beets, all brassicas, sunflowers, basil, fennel, garlic, gladiolas
Cabbage	Artichoke, beet, bush beans, celery, cucumber lettuce, mint, onions, peas, potatoes, spinach,		basil, pole beans, tomatoes, strawberries,
Carrots	beans, peas, lettuce, chives, leeks, onions, peppers, radishes, tomatoes		celery, dill
Cauliflower	aromatic plants, artichoke, beet, bush beans, celery, garlic, lettuce, peas,potatoes, onions,	tomato, clover, celery, chamomile, dill, mint, nasturtium, onion, rosemary, sage, savory, thyme, wormwood	pole beans, strawberries, tomatoes
Celery	all beans, all brassicas, spinach, squash, tomato	cabbage, chive, coriander, garlic, nasturtium,	carrot, parsnip
Chard	Lettuce, onions, cabbage		Pole beans
Chines Cabbage	Bush beans, marigolds, onions, sage		Pole beans, corn, strawberries, tomatoes
Chives	carrots		bush beans, potatoes, peas, soybeans
Corn	beans, cucumbers, melon, potatoes, peas, pumpkins squash	beans, clover, peanut, soybean, sweet potato	tomatoes
Cucumber	bush beans, cabbage, corn, egg plant, kale, leeks, melons, nasturtiums, onions, pole beans, sunflower, tomatoes	broccoli, corn	basil, potatoes, rosemary, sage, strong herbs, summer savory
Dill	all brassicas, fruit trees		carrot, fennel (cross pollinate), tomato
Egg plant	red root pig weed, green beans, peppers
Fennel	most vegetables		all beans, coriander, dill, pepper, tomato
Kale	Artichoke, beet, bush bean, celery, cucumbers, lettuce, Late cabbage, marigolds, nasturtiums, onions, peas, potatoes, sage, spinach,	dill, garlic, mint nasturtium, rosemary, sage, tansy, tomato	Wild mustard
Kohlrabi	beets, cucumbers, onions, sage		pole beans, strawberries
Leeks	carrots, celery, onions		Bush beans, pole beans, peas, soybeans
Lettuce	beets, brassicas (except broccoli), carrot, cucumber, onion, pole Lima bean, radishes, strawberries,	chive, garlic, radish	pole beans, strawberries, tomatoes
Melons	morning glory, pumpkins, radish, squash	chamomile, corn, goldenrod, nasturtium, onion, savory	potatoes
Okra	Bell peppers, eggplant
Onions	chamomile, lettuce, pepper, spinach, strawberries, summer savory, tomato	carrot	asparagus, beans, peas, sage
Oriental Greens	strawberries
Parsley	Asparagus, corn, peppers, tomatoes	coriander,
Peas	aromatic herbs, beans, carrots, coriander, corn, cucumbers, radishes, turnips, spinach	tomato	garlic, onion, potato
Peppers	basil, carrot, eggplant, onion, okra, parley, tomato	caraway, cat nip, nasturtium, tansy	fennel, kohlrabi
Potatoes	brassicas, bush beans, cabbage, corn, eggplant, marigolds, nasturtiums	all beans, cat nip, coriander, egg plant	Cucumbers, pea, pumpkins, raspberry, spinach, squash, sunflowers, tomatoes
Radish	Red root pig weed, nasturtiums, mustard		All Cole Plants
Rosemary	all brassicas, beans, carrot, sage		cucumbers
Rhubarb	Seldom troubled by insects or diseases		cut off flowering growth as it reduces vigor
Spinach	All beans, all brassicas, celery, onion, peas, strawberries	strawberries	potato
Squash	celery, corn, Icicle Radishes, melon, nasturtium	corn, catnip, marigold, mint, nasturtium, onion, oregano, radish, tansy	potato, pumpkin
Strawberries	bush beans, lettuce, onion, sage, spinach	borage, thyme	all brassicas
Tomatoes	asparagus, brassicas, carrots, celery, chives, cucumbers, garlic, marigold, melon, nasturtium, onions, parsley, pea, peppers	cabbage, basil, coriander, dill, marigold, mint, parsley, sage	Corn, dill, fennel, kohlrabi, potatoes
Turnips	Peas, hairy vetch		Hedge mustard

“Carrots love Tomatoes and Roses love Garlic, Secrets of Companion Planting for Successful Gardening”, By Louise Riotte

“The Gardener’s A-Z Guide to Growing Organic Food” by Tanya L.K. Denckla