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The Beginner's Garden with Jill McSheehy

353 - 7 Favorite Companion Planting Combinations (+ why)

The Beginner's Garden with Jill McSheehy

Jill McSheehy

Gardening, Garden, How To, Education, Organicgardening, Home & Garden, Leisure, Homegardening, Beginninggardener, Vegetablegardening

4.4734 Ratings

🗓️ 6 February 2024

⏱️ 35 minutes

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0:00.0

Before we get into companion planting today, I wanted to make sure you know that Dream to Garden is officially open for its spring enrollment.

0:08.3

Dream to Garden is my online garden planning course where I teach you how to plan and grow your own garden from spring, summer, and fall, and maybe even the winter.

0:17.1

The doors are only open for one week starting today through February 13th. So if you've

0:22.5

just been waiting for the doors to open, here is your chance. Press pause on this podcast and go to

0:27.7

journey withjill.net slash dreamtogarden to enroll. Hey you guys and welcome back to the beginner's

0:33.5

garden podcast. Today we're talking about a very popular topic and one of my favorites, and that is

0:40.2

companion planting. Why do you think companion planting is such a sought-after topic among

0:46.4

gardeners, especially beginners? Is it because we truly think that one plant can help another?

0:53.2

Is it because we want to employ this strategy to help

0:56.6

repel harmful pests and help us to avoid pesticides? Maybe all of that is part of it, but I'd venture,

1:03.5

especially for a gardener in a small space, the reason is much less complex. We simply want to plant more in that small space. Maybe we want to get

1:14.7

more food in the same space or maybe we want to add some pretty flowers that also do some

1:20.7

double duty alongside our veggies. There is a lot online about companion planting and I'm always open to new ideas to accomplish all of these goals.

1:32.2

And over the years, I've tried many different combinations, even the ones that are supposed to be bad companions.

1:39.1

While I'm still testing various combinations, it's so much fun to test from year to year.

1:44.6

Today I'm going to share with you seven that I've found some success with, and many of them

1:49.7

are staples in my garden plan each year.

1:54.7

Welcome to the Beginners Garden podcast.

1:56.6

I'm Jill and I'm so glad you're here.

1:58.9

In this podcast, you'll find easy to understand conversations

2:02.0

about how to grow your own food. As a first time gardener myself 11 years ago, I remember what

2:08.6

it's like to feel overwhelmed. So I want to make gardening so doable for you that you'll find

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