Melon Tomato Companion at Noel Barnes blog

Melon Tomato Companion. Cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, kale, okra, spinach, sunflowers, lettuce, and brussels sprouts also flourish in the companionship of melons. In order to grow a great watermelon crop (and other melons) you must attract bees to your garden. You can plant a strip of wildflowers in the garden to attract pollinators too. These watermelon companion plants fight weeds and pests—and even improve flavor, among other perks. Watermelons are good neighbors for many other crops, which makes them one of the friendliest companion plants in the garden. Melons are one of the most compatible plants in the garden and do well when planted with peas, pole beans, bush beans, onions, leeks, chives, and garlic. Summer's sweet, juicy watermelons are easy to grow in your own backyard—with the right conditions. Marigold, borage, and lavender are great companion plants for melons because they flower for so long and attract pollinators to the garden.

Cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, kale, okra, spinach, sunflowers, lettuce, and brussels sprouts also flourish in the companionship of melons. Melons are one of the most compatible plants in the garden and do well when planted with peas, pole beans, bush beans, onions, leeks, chives, and garlic. Watermelons are good neighbors for many other crops, which makes them one of the friendliest companion plants in the garden. Summer's sweet, juicy watermelons are easy to grow in your own backyard—with the right conditions. These watermelon companion plants fight weeds and pests—and even improve flavor, among other perks. You can plant a strip of wildflowers in the garden to attract pollinators too. Marigold, borage, and lavender are great companion plants for melons because they flower for so long and attract pollinators to the garden. In order to grow a great watermelon crop (and other melons) you must attract bees to your garden.

Tomato Companion Plants Kellogg Garden Organics™

Melon Tomato Companion Cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, kale, okra, spinach, sunflowers, lettuce, and brussels sprouts also flourish in the companionship of melons. Watermelons are good neighbors for many other crops, which makes them one of the friendliest companion plants in the garden. In order to grow a great watermelon crop (and other melons) you must attract bees to your garden. Cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, kale, okra, spinach, sunflowers, lettuce, and brussels sprouts also flourish in the companionship of melons. These watermelon companion plants fight weeds and pests—and even improve flavor, among other perks. Summer's sweet, juicy watermelons are easy to grow in your own backyard—with the right conditions. Melons are one of the most compatible plants in the garden and do well when planted with peas, pole beans, bush beans, onions, leeks, chives, and garlic. Marigold, borage, and lavender are great companion plants for melons because they flower for so long and attract pollinators to the garden. You can plant a strip of wildflowers in the garden to attract pollinators too.