Tomato plant companion

Summer is just around the corner, and it is time to start thinking of planting your garden. Which crop will you introduce to another to make friends? While this seems odd to say, many plants

These plants grow well together with tomatoes for companion planting to help them grow, benefit each other, deter certain pests, and get the best tomato crops ever.

Grow tomatoes with good companion plants like these flowers, herbs, and leafy greens to maximize your garden’s health and productivity.

Tomatoes are one of those fruits one must have in the garden. It is a fruit you can enjoy in a salad but cannot add to a fruit salad. It makes for a delicious add-on in cuisine to sauces, and you can enjoy eating them straight from the plant. So, if you plan to grow tomatoes, check out our article on the best fertilizer for tomatoes to grow healthy plants.

Tomatoes are one of the most popular edible plants to grow at home. Depending on your climate, you may grow them outdoors, or in a greenhouse or polytunnel. You might even grow them in containers

A common adage among chefs and wine enthusiasts is, “what grows together, goes together.” The below plants make excellent tomato companion plants (and also happen to go well with tomatoes when eaten)

Companion plants can improve tomato plant health and yields in several ways. Learn more about companion plants for tomatoes and why they work here.

🌿 Companion Planting 101! One of the most common questions I get asked is what is companion planting, and what should I plant beside each other? Companion planting is really quite simple. It’s exactly what it’s name says – planting various types plants that are beneficial to one another together! One of the most commonly known companion planting combinations is tomatoes & basil, but there’s so much more that can be planted with tomatoes including chives, carrots and even marigolds! 🍅 In…

Check out the Best Herbs to Plant with Tomatoes to help provide a suitable growing environment for a healthy and juicy harvest!