What veggies grow well together

Many vegetables can be grown together, and some even benefit from each other's company. Here are some popular vegetable combinations:

The "Three Sisters": Corn, Beans, and Squash are a classic combination. The corn provides a structure for the beans to climb, while the beans fix nitrogen in the soil, and the squash spreads its large leaves to shade the soil, preventing weeds and retaining moisture.

Marigold and Tomatoes: Planting marigolds with tomatoes can help deter nematodes, whiteflies, and other pests that target tomatoes. Marigolds also attract beneficial insects that prey on these pests.

Basil and Tomatoes: Basil repels pests that target tomatoes, such as whiteflies and aphids, and adds flavor to many tomato dishes.

Carrots and Sage: Sage repels carrot flies and other pests that target carrots.

Radishes and Cucumbers: Radishes repel cucumber beetles and other pests that target cucumbers.

Beans and Carrots: Beans provide shade for carrots, which can help prevent them from becoming green and bitter.

Onions and Beets: Onions repel the pests that target beets, such as the beet leafminer.

Lettuce and Radishes: Lettuce and radishes have similar growing conditions and can be harvested simultaneously.

Peppers and Oregano: Oregano repels pests that target peppers, such as nematodes and whiteflies.

Remember to plant compatible vegetables together, considering factors like sunlight, water, and soil requirements. Happy gardening!