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Compatibility of cultivated plants. This table was compiled taking into account the analysis of several sources on the mutual influence of cultures. That is, the principle was in effect: those data on compatibility that turned out to be the same, common among several authors, were entered into the table. Data that differed or were inconsistent were not included in the table. So, the whole table is, as it were, a conclusion or summary from several sources on this topic. We present you a table of compatibility of vegetables, roots and herbs.

Enemies.

- Carrot does not like anise, dill, cabbage. Its proximity to apple trees is unacceptable: if you plant carrots under a tree, both apples and roots will taste bitter.
- Onion does not grow with beans, peas, sage.
- Tomatoes not the best companions of potatoes, they have a common disease (late blight) and one pest (Colorado potato beetle).
- Pepper does not tolerate fennel, does not plant it with beans, since these crops are prone to the same disease.
- Turnip and pumpkin do not get along with potatoes.
- Apple trees and pears do not like the neighborhood with cherry plum, cherry, sweet cherry, plum and apricot

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Friends.

- Eggplant grow well next to beans, it protects against the Colorado potato beetle.
- Cabbage does not suffer from earthen flea, if celery is planted in the neighborhood. Dill saves her from caterpillars and aphids, and chamomile and mint - from a cabbage butterfly.
- Potato gets along well with spinach, cabbage and radishes. Marigolds and nasturtium protect it from the Colorado potato beetle, and garlic from late blight.
- Strawberry loves bush beans, garlic, lettuce, onions, radishes, radishes and beets. To scare away slugs from the berries, parsley is planted between the beds.
- Onion goes well with carrots. These crops protect each other from pests. Onions grow well with beets, lettuce, cucumbers, spinach, radishes, watercress.
- Carrot“Friendly” with peas, radishes, garlic, lettuce and radishes.
- Cucumbers readily coexist with beans, celery, beets. Salad, cabbage, garlic, onions, radishes, spinach are also good companions.
- TO tomatoes you can add onions, but only for greens - the tops of tomatoes grow quickly and strongly shade the neighbor.
- Beet friendly to onions, beans, salad.
- Carrot, turnips and cucumbers can be combined with peas, it enriches the soil with nitrogen.

Culture	Compatible	Incompatible
Watermelon	Potato	Tomatoes, horseradish, cabbage
Artichoke	Corn, carrots, onions, parsley, celery	Tomatoes, beans, horseradish
Basil	Asparagus, tomatoes
Eggplant	Greens, onions, beans, potatoes, peppers	Beans, peas, cucumbers, aromatic herbs
Marigold	Strawberries, roses, tulips, gladioli
Beans	Potatoes, pumpkin, zucchini, cucumbers, tomatoes, sunflowers	Onions, garlic, celery, fennel
Broccoli	Celery, sage, beets, onions, potatoes, cucumbers	Tomatoes, beans, strawberries
Swede	Lettuce, spinach, carrots, cabbage, cucumbers, pumpkin, beets, tomatoes
Brussels sprouts	Celery, potatoes, beets, onions, cucumbers	Tomatoes, beans, strawberries
Grape		The smell of cabbage, laurel impairs the taste. Elm, hazel
Peas	Carrots, turnips, radishes, potatoes, cucumbers, beans, marigolds, calendula, aromatic herbs	Onion garlic
Mustard	Cabbage, turnips, peas
Daikon	Like radishes, radishes - beets, spinach, carrots, parsnips, cucumbers, tomatoes, pumpkin, and courgettes	Peas, strawberries, cabbage
Scented herbs	Peas, kohlrabi
Melon	Corn, beans, radish, tomatoes	Potatoes, cucumbers, cabbage
Greens	Eggplant, tomatoes
Strawberry	Beans, spinach, lettuce, onion, garlic, marigolds, calendula	It is undesirable to grow after potatoes, eggplants, peppers, cabbage, cucumbers, asters, lilies, gladioli (so as not to get infected with their diseases)
Cereals		Barberry
Zucchini	Corn, beans, beans, lettuce, onion, celery	tomatoes
Cabbage	Celery, cucumbers, beets, mustard, spinach, dill, lettuce, onions, potatoes, nasturtium (with all cabbage), calendula, tobacco	Strawberries, tomatoes, beans
Brussels sprouts	Chinese cabbage
Chinese cabbage	Brussels sprouts, cauliflower
Collard greens	With many. Dill, celery, onion	Tomatoes, beans, strawberries
Cauliflower	Celery, Chinese cabbage, beans, parsley, sage	Tomatoes. strawberry

Potato	Watermelon, broccoli, cabbage, corn, peas, beans, beans, horseradish, eggplant, onion, nasturtium, carrot, lettuce, dill, coriander	Pumpkin, tomatoes, cucumbers, sunflower, raspberries, cherries, apple trees
Kohlrabi	Cucumbers, onions, beets, lettuce, aromatic herbs	Strawberries, tomatoes
Watercress
Corn	Artichoke, peas, beans, melon, zucchini, pumpkin, cucumbers, potatoes, barley, lupine, mustard
Levkoy
	Cabbage, kohlrabi, broccoli, potatoes, beets, carrots, tomatoes, eggplant, lettuce, chicory, leeks, garlic, strawberries, calendula, savory, tobacco	Peas, beans. Aggressive to legumes and cabbages
Leek	Celery, onions, carrots, tomatoes
Marjoram
Carrot	Peas. Leeks, onions, lettuce, parsley, radish, beans, tomatoes, marjoram, sage	Beetroot, celery, horseradish
Vegetables	Nasturtium, delphinium
Cucumbers	Peas, corn, beans, radish, tomatoes, cabbage, kohlrabi, lettuce, dill	Potatoes, aromatic herbs
Pepper	Lettuce, onion (feather), tomatoes, eggplant	Beans, peas, cucumbers, fennel, celery
Parsnip
Parsley	(Carrots), asparagus, tomatoes, peas, beans, beans, onions, lettuce	Carrots, beets, celery, horseradish
Rhubarb	Single plant (except perennial onions, horseradish)	Gooseberry
Radish	Spinach, dill, watercress, beets, carrots, cucumbers, tomatoes, squash and pumpkin, aromatic herbs	Peas, beans, strawberries
Radish	zucchini, cucumbers, beets, spinach, carrots, parsnips, pumpkin, melon, tomatoes, salad	Peas, beans, strawberries, cabbage
Turnip	Spinach, dill, lettuce, carrots, cabbage, cucumbers, beets, pumpkin, tomatoes	Beans, peas, horseradish, celery
Salad	Strawberries, cabbage, kohlrabi, carrots, beets, radishes, onions, cucumbers	Pumpkin, tomatoes, beans
Salad chicory (witloof)	Strawberries, cucumbers, carrots, radishes, cabbage	Pumpkin, tomatoes, beans
Beet	onions, radishes, lettuce, kohlrabi, broccoli, most cabbage	Mustard, beans
Celery	Brocolli, cauliflower, cabbage, leek, radish, carrot, beet	Tomatoes, peas, beans
Scorzonera (black root)	Onions, cabbage, radishes, carrots, beets	Tomatoes, beans, horseradish, peas
Asparagus	Parsley, basil, tomatoes
Tomatoes	Onions, leeks, carrots, radishes, celery, parsley, asparagus, cabbage, herbs, garlic, calendula, levkoy, apple, eggplant, peppers, basil	Kohlrabi, tall vegetables, beans, peas, cucumbers
Turnips	Peas, mustard
Pumpkin	Corn, beans, radish, onion, salad	Potatoes, cabbage
Tulip	Garlic, calendula
Dill	Turnip, radish, cabbage, apple tree
Beans	Eggplants, tomatoes, potatoes, corn, beets, carrots, cauliflower, peas, cucumbers, pumpkin, melon, strawberries, savory, gladioli	Onions, garlic, broccoli, fennel
Fennel	Oppresses everyone
Physalis	Tomatoes, lettuce, onion (feather), pepper	Beans, peas, cucumbers, aromatic herbs
Horseradish	Potatoes, aromatic herbs	Tomatoes, beans
Chicory	Onion
Garlic	Roses, tulips, gladioli, currants, strawberries, onions, peas (?), Tomatoes	Peas (?), Beans
Sage	Broccoli, carrot
Spinach	Strawberries, turnips, radishes, radishes, cabbage, cucumbers, carrots	Pumpkin, tomatoes, beans
Sorrel	Strawberries, carrots, radishes, cabbage	Tomatoes, peas, beans, sage, etc. fragrant

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A visual plaque of Plants "Enemies" and "Friends" for you.

If you do not guess with the neighbors of the plants, you can get not just a small harvest, but completely remain without it. After all, enemy plants take useful minerals from the earth from each other, as well as suffer from similar diseases and the risk of infection will be 50% greater!

Tomatoes will be against the neighborhood with carrots, cauliflower, potatoes, fennel, beets and cucumbers. You won't like beans if onions, peas, garlic, fennel, or leeks grow next to them. Not the best neighbors for beans and beets, kohlrabi or sunflower.

Plants are enemies		Plants - FRIENDS
	Both cabbage and tomatoes need space and light. They will simply block each other. And they also need the same nutrients from the soil, so you need to refuse to plant them nearby, otherwise there is a risk of simply stopping the growth of plants.		Zucchini, squash, corn, and beans (and other legumes) can be planted together.
	Asparagus grows poorly next to onions, as well as with garlic. This is because asparagus is a close relative of onions, leeks, garlic, as well as hyacinths and lilies.		Tomato and basil can be planted together. The taste of tomatoes will be improved, the smell of basil and other herbs will scare away the pest. Plant them side by side, but not in the same garden. All the same, tomatoes need space. And also tomato + garlic are wonderful neighbors.
	This is not only about competition for space and nutrients, the proximity of dill, fennel, kohlrabi and pepper can lead to the death of plants or to severe stunting , but the BIGGEST is that they need different growing conditions.		Carrots and radishes can be planted side by side, their root depth is different, watering is required the same, and carrots will scare away pests from radish leaves.
	Bad neighbors cucumber, potatoes and salad. And also you should not add aromatic herbs to cucumbers. The exception is dill. Cucumber and dill perfectly coexist.		For the same reasons (see above), carrots can be planted next to lettuce.
	Do not plant corn next to tomatoes - these crops are prone to the same fungal diseases. Bad neighbors for tomatoes are potatoes, cucumbers, carrots and beets.		Cucumber grows well next to onions, garlic, peas and other legumes, cabbage and beets.

However, keep in mind that if you are using automatic watering (sprinkling), then when the onions need to stop watering, the cucumbers just need watering more than ever! It's best to plant your cucumbers next to beans, beets, or cabbage. They will definitely not give up watering!

What and with whom to plant

For every gardener and gardener, the question remains about which plants should be planted nearby. The author of the book "Melange Garden" Russian agronomist BV Bublik and American farmer D. Jevans in the book "How to Grow More Vegetables ..." described in detail the interaction of various cultivated plants that are most often grown in Central Russia. Of course, to get a good harvest, it is necessary not only to choose the right plants for adjacent beds, but also to provide them with good care. Then all crops will bear fruit successfully and the harvest will be guaranteed.

➣ Ash, wormwood and wheatgrass are distinguished by high production of allelopathic substances. Where these plants appear, all others, especially cultivated ones, immediately stop growing. Do not leave the listed weeds between the beds or around the perimeter of the garden.

Scientific experiments with labeled atoms have shown that substances secreted by mustard roots enhance the growth of crops such as peas. Legumes, in turn, emit a large amount of nitrogenous substances into the soil, which is not acceptable for all plants. However, bush beans grow well next to legumes.

Peas are also a good neighbor for many vegetable crops (tomatoes, potatoes, corn, carrots, cucumbers, radishes, turnips, beans) and herbs (mustard). Peas are planted in the aisles of these crops. Next to this representative of the legume family, you can successfully grow salad, eggplant, spinach, celery. If you plant cabbage or other vegetables of the Cruciferous family next to the peas, then its roots will be protected from decay. To which family the most common crops grown in Central Russia belong, you can find out from the table.

Beans grow well next to cucumbers. They can be planted around cucumber beds. Also, this culture is favorably combined with potatoes, sweet corn, mustard, radish, radish, spinach. It is recommended to plant the beans between these plants. Good neighbors for beans are oregano, borage, yarrow and rosemary.

Table. Distribution of popular garden and flower plant species by families

Family
	Peas, beans, beans, soybeans, clover
Borage	Borage (borage)
Buckwheat	Buckwheat, rhubarb, sorrel
Lipocytes	Basil, lemon balm, mint, snakehead, hyssop, marjoram, oregano, sage, savory, thyme
Cereals	Corn, oats, wheat, rye, barley
Cruciferous	Rutabaga, cabbage (red and white cabbage, kohlrabi, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, Beijing, broccoli, etc.), radish, radish, turnip, horseradish, spinach, mustard
Liliaceae	Garlic, onions (onions, leeks, shallots, chives, etc.)
	Beetroot, Swiss chard

The end of the table.

Representatives of plants of the Liliaceae family (various types of onions and garlic) grow very well next to plants of the Umbrella family (carrots, radishes, celery, parsley and parsnips) and Crucifers (cabbage).

Favorably yes I also have them in the neighborhood with tomatoes, salad, strawberries, potatoes, cucumbers. From flowers, you can plant petunias, chamomiles nearby. It is useful to plant savory and chamomile in small quantities around the beds with onions.

Various vegetable crops successfully coexist in the beds with white and black radish.

For many plants, spinach is favored next to it. Its roots release saponins into the soil, which enhance the growth of many crops (potatoes, tomatoes, beets, beans). Also spinach creates a special microclimate around itself. Its leaves cover the soil and keep it moist and loose. Because of this, spinach is often used as an accompanying plant. It is planted between rows of plants with slower growth, and while the main crops are just emerging, spinach has time to grow and creates favorable conditions for them.

A root vegetable such as radish grows well next to bush beans. This neighborhood has a positive effect on its taste and size, and also protects against damage by worms and cabbage flies. It is recommended to plant radishes 2 weeks before planting bush beans.

Watercress and nasturtium can also help grow large radishes.

For beans, it will be useful if you plant some celery nearby. Beans grow well together with cucumbers, corn, cabbage, strawberries, pumpkin, beets, carrots. The savory growing nearby has a positive effect on the taste of beans.

Herbs and flowers are sometimes good neighbors for vegetable plants. For example, amaranths have a positive effect on eggplants. You can put a salad between the eggplants, and basil around them.

For watermelons, nearby areas with potatoes, oats, corn and peas will be useful. For melons, only radishes are a good neighbor.

Cabbage is distinguished by its many types. The most popular of them are white, colored, Brussels sprouts, broccoli, kohlrabi. They grow better next to onions (any), beans, herbs (mint, chamomile, sage, dill). Potatoes have a positive effect on the taste of cabbage, so these plants are suitable for mixed planting.

Dill sown between cabbage rows significantly improves its taste.

For the most common type of cabbage, white cabbage, the best neighbors are onions, potatoes, lettuce, celery, radishes, bush beans and dill.

Broccoli grows well next to onions, lettuce, beets and celery.

For potatoes, successful neighbors in the garden are eggplants, beans, cabbage (especially cauliflower), corn, carrots, beets, lettuce, radishes, beans, horseradish, garlic, and from herbs and flowers - amaranths, nasturtium, tansy, coriander, spinach. With mixed planting, potatoes are more resistant to disease.

Corn creates a shadow next to it, in which cucumbers, watermelons, pumpkins grow well. For the corn itself, bush and climbing beans, potatoes, and soybeans turn out to be a favorable neighbor.

Legumes enrich the soil with nitrogen, which is very necessary for corn, which, in turn, provides these climbing plants as a support. You can also plant tomatoes, lettuce, sunflowers next to corn.

Pepper favorably coexists with basil. These plants help each other grow.

The place next to cucumbers is suitable for peas, white cabbage and cauliflower, kohlrabi, radish, onion, lettuce, celery, beetroot, parsley, sunflower and beans. Also, tansy and sow thistle have a positive effect on cucumbers. Dill, sown among cucumbers, prolongs the period of their fruiting, which means it increases the yield.

For parsnips, a place next to legumes and radishes is helpful.

Tomatoes, cabbage, leeks, bush beans can be planted next to the celery bed. In the shade of these plants, celery grows more aromatic.

Crops such as legumes, carrots, cucumbers and radishes are planted with the salad.

Tomatoes go well in garden beds next to onions, garlic, carrots, parsley and many flower plants. If there are nettles next to the tomatoes, then they will have a more pronounced taste. Also, the growth of this beloved vegetable crop and the improvement of its taste characteristics are facilitated by the tubular monarda.

To get a good harvest of beets, it is useful to plant carrots, cabbage (with the exception of cauliflower), radishes, lettuce, parsley and dill nearby.

For the pumpkin, you can pick up neighbors such as corn, nasturtiums. Sow thistles growing nearby may be helpful.

The place next to the radish is suitable for carrots, cucumbers, parsnips, beets, tomatoes, pumpkin, and spinach.

Spicy herbs emit a large amount of aromatic substances with volatile properties into the external environment. Thus, they affect those plants that are planted nearby. Herbs are widely used in cooking and medicine and are often found in vegetable gardens among vegetables and berry plants. It is also necessary to select them correctly for joint plantings.

Most vegetables are favorably influenced by parsley, borage, lavender, marjoram, hyssop, chervil, chamomile, savory, thyme, sage, dill growing nearby. Dandelion helps vegetables and apple trees grow. This plant releases a substance (ethylene) into the environment that accelerates fruit ripening.

Many spicy herbs release substances into the environment that have a beneficial effect on other plants (repel pests, disinfect the air, enhance growth). Such plants are called companion plants. These include anise, basil, mustard, coriander, hyssop, mint, marjoram, lemon balm, cumin, dill.

Certain herbs are capable of enhancing each other's aromatic properties. For example, if you plant yarrow next to the nettle, then it will be more fragrant, and if mint, the content of essential oils in it will increase by 2 times.

➣ If you plant an oak, birch, linden or poplar next to the garden, then the fruit trees will be in comfortable conditions and will hurt less and bear fruit well. These trees can be placed on the garden plot or along the edges of the garden.

Oregano and marjoram have a positive effect on the growth and taste of many cultivated plants.

Snakehead (Turkish mint) creates a shade in which cucumbers feel good, which is reflected in their yield.

Coriander is a good neighbor to anise, cumin, and many vegetables. It has a positive effect on the structure of the soil, and therefore vegetables can be planted next to the overwintered coriander without digging up the garden bed.

Hyssop is useful to plant next to grapes, this significantly increases the productivity of the latter.

Lovage can be planted anywhere in the garden. It is a useful neighbor for many vegetables and improves their taste, increases disease resistance.

Mint is found in many vegetable gardens. This plant is useful to plant next to tomatoes and cabbage. The harvest will be more abundant and the taste of the vegetables will be improved. Mint grows well among sorrel. The main thing is to make sure that the mint does not grow too much.

Strawberries grow better next to cucumber grass (borago). It is important not to let it grow and prune the bushes in a timely manner. Borage also increases the resistance of other plants to various diseases. It enhances the growth of peas, cabbage, onions, beans, and many herbs.

Parsley has a positive effect on the taste of tomatoes. You can plant it around rose bushes. A good neighborhood is parsley and onions. First, parsley seeds are sown in rows in spring, and after 2 weeks leek seedlings are planted between them. Both crops will grow well.

The following crops grow well next to celery: onions, cabbage, cucumbers, tomatoes, beans, spinach.

A plant such as rue goes well in the area with vegetable and flower crops, as well as fruit trees and shrubs.

Dill grows by self-seeding in many vegetable gardens. This does not always have a positive effect on the harvest. The roots of this plant secrete substances that are not good for all vegetables. Therefore, it is better to plant dill specifically next to lettuce, cabbage, onions, cucumbers.

Sage is a useful neighbor for all types of cabbage and carrots, as well as strawberries.

Thyme has a beneficial effect on vegetables growing nearby and improves their taste. It is especially suitable for tomatoes, eggplants and potatoes. Savory improves eggplant growth.

Some weeds may be useful neighbors for crops. Japanese farmer-scientist Masanobu Fukuoka, the founder of one of the directions in organic farming, came to the conclusion that it is not necessary to carry out continuous weeding in the fields and gardens or use herbicidal preparations. He believes that weeds contribute to the maintenance of soil fertility and balance in biogeocenoses. M. Fukuoka recommends not completely destroying weeds, but periodically mowing or limiting growth by mulching. He also advises creating a grass cover in gardens on the soil from useful weeds or siderates. This has become common in Japan, and bare earth is rarely seen in gardens there. With insufficient soil moisture in arid regions, the near-trunk circles around the trees are left free for watering and care, and the rest of the territory in the gardens is planted with ground cover siderates. This principle can also be applied in small private gardens. In free large areas among ground cover plants, beds with cultivated plants (vegetables, herbs) can be placed. For example, small islets of thistle thistle in the garden favor the growth of onions, maize and tomatoes. The main thing is not to let this weed grow.

Various grasses are used for planting in the aisles in vineyards. Plants useful for grapes additionally protect the soil from erosion by water during irrigation and overdrying. The greatest benefit for the growth of grapes comes from corn. For him, auxiliary vegetable crops - oil radish and radish - are also good neighbors. Parsley has a revitalizing effect on the vineyards. Peas, onions, cauliflower, watercress, beets contribute to the growth of grapes. Beans, strawberries, carrots, cucumbers, melons, and dill are less important for increasing grape yields.

Of the trees and shrubs for grapes, pear, schisandra chinensis and actinidia are compatible. These plants can be planted next to each other. You can also plant grapes and actinidia around your fence or gazebo.

Floral plants, such as asters, geraniums, forget-me-nots, phlox, can also increase the yield of grapes. The irises planted nearby are not beneficial, but also do not harm this plant.

From plants, you can create a hedge around a garden or vegetable garden. At the same time, shrubs for it need to be selected taking into account not only decorativeness or height, but also compatibility with grown plants. Hedges made of privet, elderberry, spirea, and wild rose are beautiful and useful for harvesting. These shrubs have a healing effect on the garden. In the garden, growing nearby cherries and raspberries significantly increases the yield. Apple and raspberry heals each other. Raspberries store nitrogen in themselves and increase the oxygen content in the soil, which is beneficial for the apple tree. It is recommended to plant these crops close to each other, but be careful not to overgrow the raspberries.

A combination of barberry with plum or honeysuckle in the garden has a positive effect on the yield.

Strawberries and some medicinal plants (oregano, chamomile) grow well under sea buckthorn. It is useful to plant onions between currant bushes and leave them in the winter.

At a distance of 4 m from cherry and sweet cherry, hawthorn grows well. If these trees are planted closer, then the hawthorn will be in the shade and wither away.

The apple and pear tree are good neighbors. A distance of at least 3.5-4 m is maintained between them, otherwise when the trees grow, they will be cramped and the effect will be the opposite.

Cornelian cherry grows and bears fruit next to the apricot. You can even plant these plants close to each other, they will still be compatible. Dogwood can even grow with the walnut, which is a solitary plant. All other cultivated plants grow poorly next to it.

It is permissible to plant plums and cherries at a distance of 5 m from each other. They will bear fruit well. The plum must not be allowed to be between the cherry and the sweet cherry. In such conditions, the tree will die.

For strawberries, nearby parsley, bush beans, spinach will be useful. You can also plant onions, cabbage, radishes, radishes, lettuce, beets and garlic next to it.

If the land plot is zoned into a garden and a vegetable garden, then spicy herbs (anise, basil, lemon balm, coriander, parsley, thyme and tarragon) are planted between fruit trees and vegetables.

In order to navigate the choice of cultivated plants for growing, as well as the timing of their planting and location on the site, it is recommended to draw a diagram of the garden in advance. This will help to correctly arrange the beds with different plants, outline mixed plantings, check the compatibility of all plants growing next to each other. For the next year, this scheme must be changed according to the rules of crop rotation. For this, it is necessary to additionally take into account the compatibility of plants with predecessors.

When choosing plants for adjacent beds, it is also necessary to take into account the fact that some plants are protectors against any diseases or pests (animals, insects, worms).

Plant compatibility can be used to increase overall yield in other ways. Plants for compacted plantings are also selected taking into account the height and volume that they occupy. By choosing the right plants, you can make compacted beds.

Plants planted next to each other will not interfere with each other, but, on the contrary, mutually enhance growth. Care for them is almost the same, so they grow comfortably in the same bed.

Compacted landings can be done simultaneously, i.e. sow the garden bed with selected crops at once, or in stages. You can harvest some crops and plant others in the vacant space. This approach allows not only to grow healthy and well-bearing plants, but also to save land area.

On compacted beds, the main plant and the compaction plant are distinguished. Usually the latter is characterized by a shorter period of reaching technical ripeness.

Eggplants, carrots, corn, zucchini, potatoes, tomatoes, peppers, squash, cucumbers, beets, celery are often used as the main crops. Sealing crops are onions, cauliflower and Chinese cabbage, lettuce, radish, beans, pumpkin, garlic, and dill. Typically, compact and undersized plants are used as compacting crops. It is important to correctly position the main and compact crops on the same bed. For example, you can occupy the central part of the garden with beets, and plant radishes, lettuce, and dill in rows along the edges.

Filling crops yield quickly and are harvested from the garden, and the main crop continues to grow until late summer or fall.

➣ Berry bushes can be included in hedges. In this case, the defensive barrier turns out to be denser and even prickly. From berry bushes, gooseberries, raspberries, black currants are suitable for this. They bear fruit well next to each other.

Plants such as tomato, cabbage, take up a lot of space in the beds and are combined with small vegetables - onions, carrots, radishes. Fast-yielding crops (napa cabbage, lettuce, spinach) are conveniently planted as compacting plants or after harvesting the main crops. For long-growing crops (carrots, parsley), it is recommended to plant plants that quickly reach technical ripeness.

Optimal for compacted beds are combinations of tomato and pepper with basil; cabbage and tomatoes with mint; parsley with tomatoes, peas or strawberries; onions, cucumbers, lettuce or cabbage with dill.

It is better to draw up a plan for a vegetable garden and a garden in winter in order to timely grow seedlings of the necessary vegetable and green crops, prepare beds on the site and successfully plant at the intended places (Fig. 1, 2).

Figure 1. Compacted bed with onions, spinach and carrots

In order for plants on the same bed not to interfere with the growth of each other, it is necessary to take into account not only their allelopathic properties. It is not recommended to plant crops of the same species side by side, as they will consume the same nutrients from the soil. It should be borne in mind that tall plants create shade for lower plants, which is not always useful for the latter. It is also necessary to take into account the peculiarities of the root system of plants when planting together. If their roots lie in the soil at the same level, then the impact of colins will be more significant, and the competition for nutrients and moisture will increase.

Figure 2. Compacted bed with beets and lettuce

Agricultural Ecology: The most supportive relationship that can be described as mutual assistance exists between beans and cucumbers

Eggplant

The most favorable relationship, which can be described as mutual help, exists between beans and cucumbers, so it is recommended to plant beans around the cucumber beds. They go well with sweet corn, potatoes, radishes. radish, spinach, mustard. The inclusion of beans in the planting of these crops improves their nitrogen nutrition. Scented basil, planted next to the beans, reduces damage by the bean caryopsis. Other beneficial herbs for beans include borage, lavender, oregano, rosemary, and yarrow. Planting beans with onions, leeks, chives, and garlic is not recommended. The neighborhood of marigolds and wormwood is bad for beans.

Grape.

In Moldova, a large number of cultivated plants have been studied for their compatibility with grapes. Maize, beans, rye, potatoes, radish, oil radish had a stimulating effect on the growth of grapes. A negative effect was noted when planting together with onions, barley, soybeans, cabbage. The incompatibility of grapes and cabbage has been known for a long time. Already in ancient Greece, they knew that cabbage is the enemy of the vine. This may seem surprising, because other plants of the cabbage family are not so hostile to grapes, and radish and oil radish, on the contrary, have a beneficial effect on it.

Relationships of mutual assistance were noted in peas with carrots, turnips, and cucumbers. It grows well between the rows of these crops, helping them in turn by the fact that, like all legumes, it enriches the soil with nitrogen. Peas can be combined in the same garden with radishes, radishes, cabbage lettuce, kohlrabi, parsley. Combinations of peas with onions, garlic, and tomatoes are unfavorable. Of the herbs, peas are badly affected by wormwood. There are conflicting opinions about the relationship of peas with potatoes and cabbage: some authors consider these combinations to be quite possible, others have a negative attitude towards them.

Cabbage.

Quite similar preferences for accompanying plants are characteristic of different types of cabbage.

A mutual help relationship was noted in cabbage with bush beans and celery. These species have a beneficial effect on each other, and celery, in addition, protects cabbage from earthen fleas. Dill, planted between the rows of cabbage, improves its taste and repels caterpillars and aphids. For cabbage, the proximity of cucumber grass is also favorable, it has a good effect on cabbage and drives away snails with its hard hairy leaves. A very good accompanying crop for cabbage - all types of salad. They also protect her from earthen fleas.

Cabbage also needs protection from a variety of cabbage butterflies that lay eggs on their leaves. This role can be played by aromatic herbs, which mask the smell of cabbage with their strong smell. Therefore, it is recommended to plant thyme, sage, rosemary, mint, hyssop, wormwood, chamomile around cabbage plantings. Leeks scare away the moth caterpillars. Cabbage can be combined in the same garden with cucumbers, tomatoes, spinach, beets, Swiss chard, potatoes, chicory. There is no consensus about its compatibility with strawberries and onions. Of all types of cabbage, kohlrabi is the most suitable partner for table beets and a poor neighbor for tomatoes. Cabbage does not go well with parsley and suffers greatly from closely growing grapes. Tansy is bad for collard greens.

Potato.

Growing potatoes in a mixed culture is beneficial. He is less sick and can grow longer in one place without reducing the yield. The best potato partners are spinach, bush beans, and beans. Beans, planted in row spacings, enrich the soil with nitrogen and repel the Colorado potato beetle. Potatoes go well with cabbage, especially cauliflower and kohlrabi, types of lettuce, corn, radishes. Many authors note that a small number of horseradish plants planted in the corners of a potato plot have a beneficial effect on potatoes. The Colorado potato beetle is deterred by catnip, coriander, nasturtium, tansy, marigolds. It is not recommended to plant potatoes with celery, sunflower and quinoa have a depressing effect on potatoes.

There are conflicting opinions about the relationship of potatoes with tomatoes, beets and peas.

Strawberry.

Strawberries are favorably influenced by bush beans, spinach, and parsley. It is recommended to plant parsley in the aisles of strawberries to scare away slugs. Strawberries can be combined with garlic, cabbage, lettuce, onions, radishes, radishes, beets. Of the herbs, borage (borage) and sage work well on it. Mulching the soil with spruce and pine needles significantly improves the taste of strawberries.

Corn.

Refers to plants very demanding on nutrition, so it is advised to alternate blocks of corn with blocks of bush beans; it benefits from the proximity of this soil improver legume. Corn goes well with cucumbers, tomatoes, lettuce, beans, early potatoes. These crops stimulate its growth. It is recommended to plant cucumbers around corn plots. In terms of allelopathy, corn is a very friendly plant for many crops. It has a beneficial effect on sunflowers, potatoes, grapes. Bad neighbors for her are celery and beetroot.

The classic combination is onions and carrots. These two crops protect each other from pests: carrots ward off onion flies, and onions keep carrot flies away. Due to its compact shape, the onion is used as an additional crop, which is placed in the aisles of the main crop. It goes well with beets, lettuce, cucumbers, strawberries, spinach, radishes, watercress. There is no consensus regarding the combination of onions with cabbage. Some authors believe that onions work well on cabbage and ward off pests. The edging of savory is favorable for onion growth, chamomile also works well on it, but in small quantities: approximately one plant per 1 running meter. m beds. Onions are not combined with beans, peas, beans. For him, the proximity of sage is unfavorable.

Leek.

Companion plants for leeks - celery, bush beans, head lettuce, carrots, beets. Leeks and celery are linked in a helping relationship, so planting them in alternating rows is recommended.

Perennial onion (chives).

It goes well with tomatoes, celery, lettuce, cabbage, carrots, strawberries, endives, it is not recommended to plant next to peas, beans, beets.

Carrot.

It tolerates the neighborhood of many cultures well, grows well next to onions and spinach, and also goes well with tomatoes, radishes, radishes, Swiss chard, chives, garlic, lettuce. But the closest plant to carrots with which it has a mutual aid relationship is peas. It is recommended to surround carrots with the following crops to scare away carrot flies: rosemary, sage, tobacco, onions. Hostile herbs - dill, anise.

For cucumbers, companion plants are bush and curly beans, celery, beets, lettuce, cabbage, garlic, onions, chives, radishes, spinach, fennel. Beans have the most beneficial effect on cucumbers, so it is advised to plant beans around the cucumber plot. Cucumbers themselves are planted around corn, which benefits greatly from such a neighborhood. Herbs favorable for cucumbers are chamomile, dill, cucumber herb. The question of the compatibility of cucumbers with tomatoes is not clear. Various authors express directly opposite opinions on this matter: some believe that this is a good combination, others that this is an absolutely impossible combination. So every gardener will have to find out this question by the most experienced way.

Parsley.

Parsley is a companion plant for many crops: asparagus, roses, celery, leeks, peas, tomatoes, radishes, strawberries, lettuce. It is recommended to plant it along the edges of tomato beds. Planted next to roses, it reduces the number of aphids on them; strawberries planted between rows - drives away slugs.

The companion plant is basil, the hostile plant is fennel.

Radish Well tolerates mixed plantings with tomatoes, spinach, parsley, Swiss chard, types of onions, garlic, types of cabbage, strawberries, peas. Especially favorable for radishes is its combination in the same row with leafy and head lettuce, which protect it from earthen flea beetles. A radish, planted between bush beans, has a particularly delicate flavor and large roots. Beans also protect radishes from pests. Since radish seeds germinate quickly, it is recommended to sow them together with slowly germinating crops (beets, spinach, carrots, parsnips) to mark the rows. Radish does not like intense heat, so it is often sown in alternating rows with chervil, which shades it a little and protects it from overheating. The nasturtium and watercress lining the radish beds enhance the flavor of the radish by spicing it up, and the lettuce gives it a more delicate flavor. The neighborhood of hyssop is unfavorable for radish. Some gardeners believe that cucumbers are a bad neighbor for him.

The companion plant is peas. The walker, mustard and bird knotweed (knotweed) are unfavorable for turnips.

Salad Head and leaf lettuce (chives) goes well with most garden crops. It is a good companion for tomatoes, cucumbers, curly and bush beans, chives, spinach, strawberries, peas. Its neighborhood is especially favorable for cruciferous vegetables - all types of cabbage, radish, radish, as it scares off the earthen flea. And for him, the neighborhood of an onion that repels aphids is useful. The salad does not like overheating and needs partial shading, but only partial shading, therefore the close proximity of plants with dense foliage, such as carrots, beets, is unfavorable for the salad. Lettuce bushes can be placed in different parts of the garden, where it will grow under the cover of taller plants. The neighborhood of chrysanthemums is especially favorable for him.

Hubmann, who has tested the compatibility of table beets with other vegetables for many years, claims that five types of vegetables - potatoes, tomatoes, bush beans, beets and spinach - stimulate each other. According to his observations, beets. It also has a very good effect on cabbage of all kinds, lettuce, radish and radish; for beets, the neighborhood of onions, kohlrabi, spinach, lettuce is especially favorable, in addition, it tolerates joint planting with garlic, cucumbers, strawberries, celery root well.

There is no consensus regarding the incompatibility of beets with other crops. Some gardeners claim that it does not grow well in the vicinity of chives, corn and potatoes. There is also controversy regarding chard, which belongs to the same botanical family as beets. One author claims that it has a beneficial effect on beets, the other that vegetables of this family cannot stand each other's root secretions and therefore cannot be planted side by side. There are suggestions that the root secretions of beets have antibiotic properties and therefore replanting them to some crops, in particular to carrots, may have a healing effect on them. But at the same time, one should not forget about maintaining a sufficient distance between the plants, since the powerful foliage of the beet shades the neighboring crops.

Celery.

Celery and white cabbage have a mutual help relationship: cabbage stimulates the growth of celery, and celery drives away white butterflies from cabbage. Celery goes well with tomatoes, spinach, cucumbers, salad, beets. Chives and bush beans have a particularly beneficial effect on it; it is not recommended to plant celery next to corn, potatoes, parsley, carrots.

Tomatoes are considered by some to be "selfish" plants that like to grow on their own, separate from other crops. But the experience of German and Swiss gardeners says that tomatoes tolerate the proximity of other vegetables well and are quite suitable for mixed plantings. They go well with celery, endive, radish, radish, corn, lettuce, cabbage, garlic, carrots, beets. A mutual beneficial effect has been noted with chives, spinach, bush beans, parsley, which is often planted as a border for tomato beds. Tomatoes have a hostile relationship with kohlrabi, fennel, and dill.
As for the relationship of tomatoes with potatoes and cucumbers, opinions differ here, perhaps it depends on the method of planting. The proximity of the following herbs is favorable for tomatoes, which improve their taste and condition: basil, lemon balm, cucumber herb, chives, marigolds, mint, sage, savory. Stinging nettle growing next to tomatoes improves the quality of tomato juice and prolongs the shelf life of the fruit.

Wells with pumpkin are advised to be placed between corn plants. Corn shades the pumpkin in hot weather and saves it from overheating.

Bush beans are the friendliest plant in the legume family. Relationships of mutual help and mutual stimulation are noted for beans and radishes, all types of cabbage, corn, celery, cucumbers, potatoes, tomatoes, beets, and spinach. By means of root secretions rich in nitrogen, beans help other types of vegetables growing next to them. In addition, it is compatible with Swiss chard, lettuce, strawberries, leeks. Beans do not tolerate the neighborhood of onions, garlic, fennel, peas. Of the herbs for beans, savory is recommended, which protects it from black aphids.

It is known that garlic goes well with tomatoes, beets, carrots, cucumbers, strawberries and has a bad effect on beans, peas, cabbage.

Spinach is a favorite member of the vegetable community in Germany and Switzerland. It is credited with many positive qualities, including cold resistance, a short ripening period, and a compact shape. All this makes it a very convenient crop for consistent and stacked plantings. In addition, spinach roots have a beneficial effect on the properties of the soil, and saponin, which is part of its root secretions, stimulates the absorption of nutrients by the roots of vegetables growing next to it. Relationships of mutual beneficial influence were noted for spinach and potatoes, tomatoes, beans, and beets. The most common combinations are spinach with kohlrabi, radish, salad. It also goes well with carrots, onions, parsley, watercress, celery, cabbage, strawberries. Spinach has no hostile relationship with any plant species.

All the advice given on how to grow vegetables should be taken as guidelines and not as absolute rules. Each gardener should test them on his site with the varieties at his disposal for local conditions.

The described methods provide for the effective use of the entire area of ​​the garden throughout the summer season. With this method of cultivation, a plot of 100 m2 can feed a family of four.

One more important advice from experienced gardeners should be mentioned. This includes drawing up an annual planting plan. It is needed in order, firstly, to observe the correct rotation of crops over the years in accordance with the rotation rules described above, and secondly, to plan overseeding and replanting of some crops to others at the beginning of the year. All this is difficult to remember and keep in mind, especially with a wide variety of crops, so a plan-map of the vegetable garden is absolutely necessary.

Many gardeners at the beginning of their "agricultural career" strive to grow as many vegetables as possible on their 6 acres. The enthusiasm of a novice gardener does not dry out while seedlings are purchased or grown, while the earth is being dug up, and the greenery begins to take root. To be honest, we are jealously watching how our beds are growing, whether they are lagging behind those of our neighbors. If we are lucky, we are very proud of them. But sometimes no amount of enthusiasm and hard work helps to reap a decent harvest. Something is going wrong. It seems that the weather is good, and energy was spent, immeasurable ...

And then the neighbor, who looked at the heavy sighs, explains: "Who is planting peas among the onions!"

Indeed, vegetables and greens do not always get along with each other. The neighborhood of some increases the harvest, and diseases, the neighborhood of others - oppresses.

Take, for example, the most common vegetable, carrots. Carrots get along well side by side and mixed with peas, spinach, radishes, lettuce, beets, chard. Carrots grow well with onions, leeks or perennial onions. Neutral to radishes and turnips. But he does not tolerate dill, celery and parsley, he does not tolerate anise nearby.

Dill in our gardens is spread by self-sowing and often on carrot beds by the end of June, lush dill twigs turn green. But do not be lazy and weed carrots from dill, immediately put it in okroshka!

Basil grows well alongside beans, peppers, fennel, cucumbers, lettuce and lettuce, tomatoes, onions, corn, and courgettes. It is not recommended to plant it next to marjoram and dill.

Eggplant grows well next to bush beans, peas, peppers, does not like the neighborhood with cucumbers and rather conflicting opinions about their proximity to other nightshades. Many gardeners, whose eggplants are planted with tomatoes or next to potatoes, are convinced that such a neighborhood is quite successful. Other gardeners believe that eggplants are losing their harvest. But thyme is believed to have a beneficial effect on the eggplant harvest.

Beans grow well next to many crops: corn, tomatoes and cucumbers, carrots and radishes, as for potatoes, there is one peculiarity: beans cannot be planted interspersed with potatoes, but only along the edge of a potato field. In the common ridge, beans are leading in terms of nutrient consumption, potatoes will receive less potassium, first of all, and small tubers form. But the beans planted along the perimeter of the potato ridges scare away moles. Neighborhood beans with onions (all types), garlic and peas are not fond of. If a good crop of beans is important, it is worth planting oregano or rosemary next to them.

Grapes grow well next to radishes, radishes, bush beans, carrots, beets. Tomatoes, cabbage, corn, onions (all types), horseradish, soy are considered harmful to him. As for cabbage, white cabbage spoils the taste of grapes, while cauliflower, on the contrary, has a beneficial effect (according to Moser), like cucumbers - not the most optimal neighbor, but definitely does not harm. Moser in his experiments notes a beneficial effect on grapes of sorrel, yellow mustard, spinach, alfalfa, melon, and other plants. Worst of all affected grapes: eggplants, potatoes, peppers, dandelion, wormwood, nettles.

Peas - a good relationship with carrots and cucumbers, zucchini and cabbage, they do not like onions, watercress, tomatoes, garlic.

Strawberries are compatible in planting with lettuce, beans, garlic, spinach, grows well next to beets, onions, radishes, parsley. It does not tolerate the neighborhood with horseradish, the joint planting of strawberries and strawberries is very doubtful.

Zucchini is good neighbors for him - peas, onions, lettuce, bush beans, spinach. It is undesirable to plant zucchini next to pumpkin, potatoes, radishes and radishes, tomatoes, cucumbers, parsley.

Cabbage - it's not difficult for her to find a place in the garden. Many cultures are friends with cabbage: bush beans, carrots, beets, beans, celery, lettuce, cucumbers, tomatoes (except for red cabbage), leeks, beets. Greens can be planted next to cabbage: dill, onions. Conflicting opinions about the compatibility of cabbage and strawberries, strawberries (possibly depending on varieties and planting method), and parsley.

Different types of cabbage have different attitudes towards onions, a number of agronomists believe that Chinese cabbage and onions are incompatible, and onions and broccoli make a good combination. We recommend based on your own observations.

Kohlrabi cabbage differs from other types of cabbage - it is planted next to peas, potatoes, radishes, asparagus, bush beans, it does not like the neighborhood with tomatoes, horseradish and garlic.

Potatoes - grows next to a variety of crops, it is easier to list those whom potatoes do not like: these are melons, legumes (except for bush beans or beans around the perimeter of the field), cucumbers and tomatoes, as well as raspberries, sunflowers, asparagus and celery.

Strawberries can be planted next to herbs (dill, parsley, lettuce), onions, radishes, beets and beans. Doesn't like strawberries, cabbage and horseradish.

Watercress is a rather selective culture. It is good to plant it next to carrots, tomatoes, radishes, spinach, but not next to legumes, cucumbers, tomatoes, beets, and herbs - celery, fennel, dill and parsley. As for onions, the data are contradictory, the Hubmann horticulturist, recommends joint planting of watercress, chives and spinach. A number of other gardeners point out in their notes that watercress does not go well with onions, leeks, or green onions.

Corn - rarely grown by gardeners, but if you really look for a place for it in the beds, then it is desirable next to potatoes or peas. Can be planted next to cucumbers or tomatoes, not next to grapes, celery and beets.

Onions are traditionally planted next to carrots. They protect each other from the most common pests: carrots ward off onion flies, and onions ward off carrots. Also, onions can be planted next to melons, cucumbers, beets, salad. Onions are contraindicated in proximity to beans (only leeks are friends with them), asparagus, legumes.

Marjoram - can be planted next to all types of onions, carrots, turnips, spinach. Joint planting of marjoram with fennel and basil is undesirable.

Carrots grow best mixed with onions, next to peas, as already mentioned, it grows well in the neighborhood of many crops, but does not like the neighborhood with spicy herbs (celery, parsley, anise). Sage and rosemary protect carrots from carrot flies.

It is good to plant cucumbers next to beans (bush and climbing), peas, beans, cabbage, kohlrabi, broccoli, beets, lettuce, onions, basil, dill, fennel, radish (not clear with radish), garlic, spinach. Do not plant cucumbers next to potatoes, courgettes, turnips, leeks, watercress, eggplants. The issue of joint planting of cucumbers and tomatoes is controversial, should remain at the discretion of the gardener and personal experience. The same goes for the combination of carrots and cucumbers (more data on incompatibilities).

Peppers can be planted next to eggplants, carrots, cabbage, tomatoes, thyme, and basil. Beets, any beans, fennel will be bad neighbors for him. An interesting question about the compatibility of pepper and kohlrabi - some sources claim that they are incompatible, others claim that kohlrabi and bell peppers are a wonderful combination. Possibly depends on the type of pepper, for example, there is no data on hot pepper.

Radishes and radishes grow well alongside watercress, green onions, parsley, carrots, potatoes, lettuce, spinach, bush beans, peas, and tomatoes. It is undesirable to plant radishes and radishes next to horseradish, basil.

Turnip - sweet and tasty grows next to legumes, watercress, marjoram, radish, celery, spinach. Do not plant it next to cabbage (common diseases), there is no exact data on tomatoes, but turnips are less demanding crops, tomatoes are quite demanding, so if the soil is well fertilized and nutritious, you can plant turnips next to tomatoes.

Lettuce can be planted next to cabbage, onions, strawberries, dill and parsley. Dislikes celery and fennel neighborhoods.

Beets - the location next to bush beans, dill, potatoes, tomatoes, salad, onions, zucchini is favorable for it. Do not plant beets next to perennial onions, peppers, curly beans.

For a better harvest, tomatoes are planted next to basil, beans, watercress, perennial onions, carrots, radishes, radishes, lettuce, celery; cabbage can be planted nearby (except kohlrabi). But plant tomatoes away from grapes, peas, potatoes, as well as squash, kohlrabi, dill, and fennel. A controversial issue of joint planting of tomatoes and cucumbers, perhaps it depends on the method of planting and varieties.

Pumpkin is very often planted together with zucchini, but this is wrong, they are pollinated, and as a result, something average with low taste grows. The pumpkin can be planted next to beans, beans, or peas. Although it is better to plant the pumpkins separately somewhere on the compost heap. The main thing is that there are no plantings of tomatoes, cucumbers, eggplant, potatoes, peppers nearby - pumpkin takes a lot of nutrients.

Lentils and beans the requirements are quite similar - in joint plantings they are friends with radishes, spinach, cucumbers, grow well next to tomatoes, potatoes, eggplants, peppers, beets, celery, Americans often practice with cabbage (all types). Very contradictory data with onions: leeks can be planted next to lentils and beans, all other onions (including decorative ones) are not allowed. You can not plant garlic, fennel, dahlia flowers next to beans and lentils. To help beans and lentils, there will be sowing in the immediate vicinity of savory (scares off aphids). Pumpkins, zucchini - they do not have either a positive or negative effect if planted in the neighborhood.

Each crop in the garden has its own characteristics. One needs enough light, the other feels comfortable in partial shade. Also, the requirements for irrigation and the occupied area are different. The root system of plants is also different. In some plants, it goes deep into the soil, while in others, the roots are located at the surface of the earth. In addition, some plants have a detrimental effect on this or that pest. And if you take into account all the features of garden crops and combine them during planting?

Compatibility of crops in the garden will make it possible not only to rationally use the area for planting, but also to naturally protect plants from diseases and pests, to ensure correct growth and maturation of plants, thereby increasing the quality and quantity of the crop.

If you place crops correctly on your site, then even in the conditions of non-black earth and a small plot, it is possible to get a decent harvest from the garden. The compatibility of crops in the garden is practiced with mixed and compacted crops. Cultures must be selected taking into account their mutual influence on each other.

Compatibility of crops in the garden

B azilik gets along well with peas and kohlrabi, but does not like the neighborhood with a cucumber.

Eggplant agrees to be adjacent to green annual herbs, onions, beans, peppers, bush beans, spinach, thyme, amaranth. Fennel and peas are not suitable for eggplant neighbors most of all.

Used vegetable feel great with peas, cabbage, potatoes, corn, carrots, nightshades, parsley, rhubarb, radish, cucumber, beetroot, garden savory. Onions, fennel, garlic and pumpkin are incompatible with beans.

Peas will be glad to be next to white cabbage, watercress, sweet corn, potatoes, carrots, aromatic herbs, spinach and lettuce. And on the contrary, he will not be happy with onions, tomatoes, beans, garlic, zucchini.

Horck perfectly compatible with cabbage (white cabbage, Brussels sprouts, kohlrabi, cauliflower), peas, radish. Other plants in the garden will also suit mustard as neighbors.

D aikon, for example, he does not like neighbors at all and he himself is not suitable for neighbors!

D ynya compatible with sweet corn, pumpkin, zucchini, radish. But it does not get along well with onions and potatoes.

And ssop medicinal with crops in the garden is bad friends.

To abachok grows well next to tomato, beet, onion, corn, melon, pumpkin, borago, nasturtium. poor neighbors for squash are potatoes and cabbage.

Cabbage white cabbage feels great next to dill, celery, onions, garlic, lettuce, potatoes, cucumber, radishes, beets, beans, spinach, mint, nasturtium, marigolds, and is not friendly with tomatoes, carrots, beans and curly beans and peas.

Broccoli compatible with potatoes, onions, carrots, parsley, cabbage salad, beetroot, celery, sage, chard, marigolds. Broccoli does not get along well with tomato and beans.

K apusta kohlrabi will be glad to be next to onions, cucumber, aromatic plants, radishes, lettuce, beetroot, peas, fennel, spinach. Bad neighborhood with tomato and beans.
Leaf kapusta gets along well with all plants in the garden, but especially with late white cabbage and potatoes.

K apusta savoy does not get along well with all crops in the garden.

Cauliflower will feel comfortable with potatoes, cucumber, salad, celery, beans, beans, dill, hyssop, mint, nasturtium, sage. Neighborhood with tomato and strawberry will not work.

Potato will get along well with beans, corn, cabbage, horseradish, eggplant and onions, beans, calendula, corn, onions, radishes, radishes, garlic, but absolutely will not tolerate the neighborhood of tomato, cucumber, pumpkin, sorrel, fennel.

K ress salad will be glad to be next to radishes, but other plants in the garden will not interfere with him.

K Ruknek and L Agenaria love to grow up alone.

Corn will be supportive of peas, zucchini, late white cabbage, potatoes, cucumber, pumpkin, beans, beans, salad. It gets along poorly with beetroot and fennel.

Leek good neighbor for onions, carrots, celery.

Onion compatible with Brussels sprouts, carrots, lettuce, beetroot, cucumber, tomato, chicory salad, savory, potatoes, strawberries. Will feel bad next to peas, radishes, beans, beans, cabbage, radish.

M ayoran garden compatible with carrots, but will not tolerate cucumber next to it.

Carrot it is good to plant next to tomatoes, peas, broccoli, leeks, onions, cucumbers, parsley, radishes, lettuce, beetroot, sage, spinach, radish, celery. Incompatible plants for carrots are dill, anise, fennel, cabbage, Swiss chard.

About gurtsy very well planted with peas or late white cabbage, sugar corn, onions, carrots, radishes, lettuce, dill, beans, garlic, fennel, but they should not be planted next to potatoes and aromatic herbs. Tomatoes, sage, asparagus, zucchini, rhubarb, turnips, and leeks will also be bad neighbors.

P asternak is friendly with salad. But his friendship with onions and garlic fails.

P attison prefers solitude, he does not like anyone's neighborhood.

Pepper compatible with eggplants, tomatoes, basil, carrots, lovage, marjoram, oregano, onion. Will not be too happy with dill, fennel, cucumber, kohlrabi.

Sheet p etsrushka will gladly share a bed with basil, onions, cucumbers, asparagus, tomatoes, beans, carrots. Will not be too happy about the head salad.

R even makes great friends with peas, cabbage, radishes, lettuce, celery, beans and spinach. But he will not be happy with turnips, potatoes, cucumbers, carrots, radishes, beets, tomatoes and onions.

R edis friends with cabbage, carrots, turnips, lettuce, tomato, beans, beans, fennel, spinach, zucchini, pumpkin. It will not suit its neighborhood with onions, beetroot chard.

Radish- beets, spinach, carrots, parsnips, cucumber, pumpkin and tomato (plant without thickening), and enemies are hyssop, onions, fennel.

Repa feels good next to onions (all types), beets, spinach, celery, lettuce, bush beans, dill. It is important to plant the plants in the garden bed freely. Turnips will be uncomfortable next to potatoes.

From alatu suitable neighbors such as: cabbage, carrots, beets, dill.

Beet gets along well with all cabbage, onions, carrots, cucumbers, lettuce, zucchini, garlic, beans. Bad neighborhood with potatoes, mustard.

Celery compatible with white cabbage, cauliflower, kohlrabi, onion, tomato, beans, cucumber, spinach. Celery is not compatible with head lettuce, potatoes.

From parge grows well next to basil, parsley and tomato. Bad neighbors for asparagus onions of all kinds.

Tomatoes (tomatoes) will grow well with basil, cabbage, all onions, parsley, radishes, radishes, lettuce, asparagus, beans, garlic, beans, corn, carrots, spinach. Bad companions for tomatoes are peas, potatoes, kohlrabi cabbage, garden quinoa, cucumbers, turnips, dill, fennel.

Pumpkin perfectly coexists with zucchini, squash, melon. Pumpkin will not be happy only with potatoes.

Beans common grows remarkably next to peas, cabbage, potatoes, corn, carrots, nightshades, parsley, rhubarb, radish, cucumber, beetroot, garden savory. Onions, pumpkin, garlic, fennel do not get along well with common beans.

Fasol bush compatible with cucumber, potatoes, cabbage, head lettuce, turnip, radish, radish, rhubarb, celery, spinach, tomato. Not a very good neighborhood will be with asparagus, curly beans, zucchini, fennel.

Horseradish goes well with potatoes.

Ts ikoriy salad will accept onions, carrots, tomatoes, fennel well.

H aber garden compatible with watercress, onions, parsley, tomatoes, beans, dill, spinach. A cucumber will not work as a neighbor.

Garlic willingly make friends with carrots, cucumbers, parsley, lettuce, tomato, beets, celery, beans. Garlic will not grow comfortably next to peas, cabbage, beans.

Spinach compatible with such crops: cabbage (all types), potatoes, carrots, turnips, garden strawberries, beets, beans, tomatoes. Zucchini, asparagus, fennel do not coexist very well with spinach.

For convenience, use the table of compatibility of crops in the garden:

Vegetable Compatibility Chart:

Crop compatibility chart

Another important aspect when selecting components for mixed crops in your area is:

The ability of some plants to repel harmful insects

Onion has a deterrent effect on spider mites;

M akhorka on a cabbage fly;

Garlic and alder will not like cruciferous fleas;

tomatoes have a bad effect on copperhead and moth;

Celery apach scares away cabbage fly.

You can also fight harmful insects with the help of wild plants.

For this, gardeners and gardeners often use infusions.

For example:

The drug from chamomile inflorescences scares away and even destroys many pests of the garden and vegetable garden.

To prepare the preparation, the chamomile inflorescences are collected and dried. Then they are ground into powder, mixed with an equal amount of road dust.

For spraying take 200 gr. powder, stir in a small amount of water and add water to the norm of 10 liters. This preparation is absolutely harmless, and it can be used to process various crops even before the harvest itself.

Against aphids and spider mites, which greatly harm cucumbers and cabbage, plants are sprayed with infusion of potato tops.

In order to prepare such an infusion, we need 1.2 kg of crushed mass. Insist 2-3 hours in 10 liters of water and filter.

For the same purpose, you can use:

Ocreature of stepchildren and tops of tomatoes.

To do this, take green mass at the rate of 40 grams per 1 liter of water and, crushing, boil over low heat for up to 30 minutes. One glass of the broth obtained in this way is enough for 1 liter of water. Add 30 grams of soap or washing powder to the finished broth and spray the plants.

An infusion of onion peel, chamomile, tobacco, garlic, yarrow, horse sorrel roots and dandelion leaves also helps against aphids and ticks.

We will tell you more about pests and crop compatibility in further publications.

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