Want a thriving veggie garden?
Companion plants can help!
Some plants grow better together. Discover the best plants to pair with your vegetables.
Boost growth and keep pests away.
Ready to learn more? Let’s start planting!
Marigolds
Marigolds are a veggie garden’s best friend!
They repel pests like nematodes and aphids, giving your veggies a healthier environment.
Calendula
Calendula, also known as pot marigold, attracts beneficial insects and is great for deterring pests from your vegetable plants.
Plus, it adds a splash of bright yellow and orange!
Nasturtiums
Nasturtiums are amazing at keeping those pesky aphids away from your veggies.
They also attract pollinators, and their flowers are edible!
Sunflowers
Sunflowers are perfect companions as they attract pollinators and can provide some shade for your more delicate veggies.
Their tall, cheerful blooms are like natural garden guardians.
Borage
Borage attracts bees like crazy and helps deter tomato hornworms.
Its pretty blue flowers also make your veggie patch look magical.
Chives
Chives not only repel carrot flies but also improve the flavor and growth of carrots and tomatoes.
Plus, they add a tasty touch to your cooking!
Dill
Dill brings beneficial insects like ladybugs and predatory wasps, which help protect your plants.
It’s a win-win for your veggie patch and your kitchen!
Thyme
Thyme improves the overall health of your vegetables and deters cabbage worms.
Its aromatic smell is a lovely bonus.
Sweet Alyssum
Sweet Alyssum attracts beneficial insects and acts as a ground cover to keep weeds at bay.
It’s like a beautiful, living mulch for your veggies.
Zinnias
Zinnias attract pollinators and predatory insects that can help control pests.
Their bright, joyful blooms make any veggie garden pop.
Chamomile
Chamomile can help improve the growth and flavor of your herbs and vegetables.
It’s also a natural pest repellent and makes a lovely tea!
Tansy
Tansy can deter a wide variety of pests while attracting helpful bugs.
Just be careful, as it’s a bit invasive but totally worth it!
Yarrow
Yarrow attracts beneficial insects and can improve soil quality.
It’s a powerhouse plant for a thriving vegetable garden.