These Pairs of Plants Never Grow Side-By-Side!

In order not to reach a situation which you run all the instructions for planting seeds and caring for plants, but they are rewarding with good yields, you should consider that the planting of certain crops in the neighborhood can bring benefit for both species, but in others, it may be at the expense of harvest. The explanation is often the chemicals that separate plants. Here’s what species is recommended to plant together:

Onions and peas – different types of onions inhibit the growth of peas; the coexistence of peas with garlic is also not desirable, instead sow peas to carrots, turnips, cucumber, parsley or kale.

Potatoes and tomatoes – because of their close relationship they suffer from the same diseases and pests;

pepper and beans – they suffer from anthracnose, a formation of black spots, sores on the stem and leaves, rotting fruit. Since the disease often suffers more cucumbers, melons, raspberries and strawberries. They also do not plant near pepper and beans.

Carrots and fennel – no clear evidence that the two cultures interfere, but the experience of generations it shows.

Cabbage and grapes – at the expense of grapes to you to plant peas, beans, basil, oregano, and cabbage to dill, rosemary, mint, chamomile, sage.

Lettuce and broccoli – experience has shown that lettuce difficult to develop if it is planted to broccoli. Lettuce well it reflects the coexistence of different types of onions, turnips, strawberries, beets.