Companion planting

Companion planting is the polycultural practice in horticulture and small-scale agriculture of co-planting different crops to provide a measure of weed suppression, pest control, and pollination; to attract beneficial insects; to maximize the use of space; and to increase crop productivity.

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SHADETHRIVE

Gardens for the dark corners — ferns, hostas, and low-light greenery.

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