Ready to have a green paradise by fall? Here are 5 tips for setting up a late summer garden from scratch (And yes, beginners, you can absolutely do this!) 1. Do your research on what will grow well together, especially if you’re limited on space (pro tip for August planting: lettuce is a great companion to radish and carrots!) 2. Water wisely. If it’s still hot and dry where you are, only water in the morning or late evening - this gives your plants a chance to soak up much needed moisture befor

Companion gardening in my kitchen garden! Companion planting is a practice of growing different varieties of crops together for a number of reasons! It may be for pest control, space utilisation, pollination, fulfilling nutritive requirements and other symbiotic relationships between crops! As companions currently I have grown 1. Peas and cabbage 2. Carrots and mustard (brassica) 3. Carrots, brassica and garlic 4. Marigold across the garden for pest prevention and pollination. #organicterracegar

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Have you ever tried companion planting? Companion planting is when two plants are grown near each other for the benefit of one of those plants or both–so the benefit can be one way or mutual. Learn more here: Almanac.com/companion-planting-guide-vegetables | The Old Farmers Almanac

🍅The best companion plants for your tomatoes (and yes you can still plant tomatoes right now! That is in zoned 9-11) 🌼Flowers: many flowers make excellent veggie companions such as marigolds, petunias, nasturtium and more. Choose some that don’t grow too large, have accessible centers for pollinators to enjoy & that suit your autumn garden 🪴 🌿 herbs: adding herbs can benefit the growth of your tomato plus make the most of your space. Basil is a fantastic partner because of its strong aroma t