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Gardening

rampartc

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3. with the fewest of exceptions you can coplant nearly anything.

Reply to Baltimike (Original post)

Sun Apr 7, 2019, 05:07 PM

Apr 2019

i plant marigolds with my tomatos, eggplants, and peppers. basil goes with many things.

be careful that tall plants don't shade out short ones. spreading plants, mint or catnip, might strangle thinner plantings, but i say, go ahead.

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Can I plant herbs next to petunias? [View all] Baltimike Apr 2019 OP

yes handmade34 Apr 2019 #1

Sure....anything can be planted with anything else. NRaleighLiberal Apr 2019 #2

Oh wow...I thought you couldn't plant rosemary next to any other herb except sage. Baltimike Apr 2019 #4

So many gardening "rules" are urban legends or passed along NRaleighLiberal Apr 2019 #5

Well, there are allelopathic plants. WheelWalker Apr 2019 #7

with the fewest of exceptions you can coplant nearly anything. rampartc Apr 2019 #3

Not according to the Bible underpants Apr 2019 #6

It will be lovely! happybird Apr 2019 #8

Yes! Plant away! n/t CottonBear Apr 2019 #9