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Old 02-04-2007, 12:22 PM
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can any one tell me what companion plants go with what, i know marigold stops white fly in greenhouse, borage does, something out side as [what] i saw this on tele but cannot remember what it went with.
Are there any others , if so what. also what veg gets planted together, again i know 3 sisters , corn, beans, & squash. are there more?
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Old 02-04-2007, 01:17 PM
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Have a look at this thread from last year
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It covers most of the info!!
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Thanks, Nicos have saved this to a file , but quick glance, does not cover flowers, to veg, only veg to veg,? but many thanks anyway it is still helpfull.
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poached egg plant attracts hover flies.
Calundela planted in the greenhouse helps keep white fly away.
Garlic planted at the roots of roses helps keep green fly off them.
Mix carrots and onions together to confuse the carrot root fly. I.e plant one row of each.
There are numerous others but i just can't think at the moment.
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A row of carrot after every two rows of Onions is supposed to confuse carrot fly & onion fly
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Did'nt know the carrot and onion fly could count Nick.
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I posted this last week: Companion Planting
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