Companion Planting
Amateur Gardening|December 9,2017

Mix things up and make it as difficult as possible for pests to target crops, says Val

- Val Bourne
Companion Planting

THERE is a long-held theory that aromatic and pungent plants, such as sages, chives and French marigolds, discourage pests like root flies and whiteflies. Many, including me, had great faith in this companion-planting theory. RHS Wisley even did an experiment with tomatoes and single-flowered French marigolds (Tagetes patula) in one of its greenhouses. However, it was found that the rather pungent foliage of the marigolds suffered from whitefly just as much as the tomato crop did.

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7 日間の Magzter GOLD 無料トラむアルを開始しお、䜕千もの厳遞されたプレミアム ストヌリヌ、9,000 以䞊の雑誌や新聞にアクセスしおください。