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Old 12-10-2008, 12:15 PM
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Default Beans and Garlic

I have searched past threads, but I can only find one or the other, but I am sure that there was a thread on not planting garlic after beans, or vice versa.

I intend to put my garlic (mainly Albigensian) where I grew French and Borlotti beans this year. Does anyone remember anything about this previous thread?
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They are said to be bad companions, details beyond me, but the allelopathic chemicals that account for this are only produced whilst the plants are actively growing.

I have leeks nicely developing planted after broad beans.
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