While you're planning for Autumn don't forget to include some of these flowering varieties in your garden patch.
Companion Planting Seeds
Companion planting is the process of planting different varieties together in a garden bed that complement or enhance eachother, be it by improving the flavour of other crops or for warding off pests and diseases.
There are some compelling reasons to companion plant:
- Improve Soil Health - Some plants add nitrogen to the soil to boost other plants
- Fight Pests - Some plants naturally repel pests of other plants
- Improve health - Some plants increase the harvest, taste and health of plants
It's really all about diversity rather than a monoculture. The more companion plants you plant amongst your herbs and vegetables, the better the pest prevention and plant growth. This is because you are either masking the unwanted crop with other plants or because you attract beneficial insects that will snack on those pesky pests.
Here's a list of common companion plant varieties.
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Companion planting has many benefits from enhancing plant growth and protection from pests to increasing flavour. Learn what plants complement eachother in our comprehensive guide.
