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Your journey to the perfect garden starts here
1. Explore the Demo Garden: We've created 8 sample beds filled with vegetables to show you what's possible!
2. Clear When Ready: Click the 🗑️ Clear All button when you're ready to design your own garden.
3. Design Your Garden: Add beds, drag them around, plant vegetables, and watch companion planting indicators guide you!
Maximize your garden's health with smart plant combinations
Companion planting is the practice of growing different plants together for mutual benefit. Some plants help each other by repelling pests, improving soil nutrients, providing shade, or attracting beneficial insects. Other combinations should be avoided as they compete for resources or attract similar pests.
Plants that benefit each other through pest control, pollination, or nutrient sharing
Plants that compete for nutrients, attract similar pests, or inhibit growth
No strong positive or negative interactions between plants
Basil (repels flies & mosquitoes), Carrots (help aerate soil), Onions & Garlic (deter aphids), Marigolds (repel nematodes)
Cabbage family, Potatoes (compete for nutrients, similar diseases)
Basil (improves flavor & repels insects), Onions (deter pests), Spinach (provides ground cover)
Beans (compete for nutrients), Brassicas like Cabbage & Broccoli
Onions & Leeks (repel carrot flies), Tomatoes, Peas (add nitrogen to soil)
Dill (can stunt growth), Parsnips (compete for space)
Carrots, Radishes (mature quickly), Beets, Onions, Strawberries (provide shade)
Cabbage (competes for nutrients), Parsley (can slow growth)
Corn (provides support for climbing), Squash (the "Three Sisters"), Carrots, Cucumbers
Onions, Garlic, Peppers (can inhibit growth)
Beans (add nitrogen), Corn, Peas, Radishes (deter cucumber beetles), Sunflowers
Potatoes (compete for water), Aromatic herbs (can affect flavor), Melons
Tomatoes (repel aphids), Carrots (repel carrot flies), Beets, Lettuce, Strawberries
Beans, Peas (onions inhibit legume growth), Asparagus
Beets, Celery, Onions (repel cabbage moths), Potatoes, Aromatic herbs like Sage
Tomatoes (compete for nutrients), Strawberries, Peppers
Corn, Beans (Three Sisters), Radishes, Peas, Marigolds (deter beetles)
Potatoes (compete for space and nutrients)
Beans (climbing support & nitrogen fixation), Squash (ground cover), Cucumbers, Peas
Tomatoes (attract similar pests), Celery
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Understanding climate zones for successful gardening
Keep your vegetables healthy and thriving
Identify and control common garden problems
Know when and how to harvest for best results
Plan healthy rotations to maintain soil fertility