Companion Planting The Complete Guide to Companion Gardening. How to Grow and Pair Vegetables, Herbs and Flowers to Make Your Garden Successfull

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Companion gardening has been used by developed and developing nations throughout history up until now to enhance agricultural productivity in planted gardens. One thing to note here is that in ancient times, it was very difficult to have chemical-based pesticides and so, the main pest control measure always remained companion gardening.

• Pest control
• Pollination
• Provide habitat for useful organisms
• Maximizations of space
• Add to the crop yelds

As indicated above, companion gardening is surely a great way to grow more crops and yield much harvest and utilize land to the maximum. However as there are friends crops that do well around each other, so are there enemy crops that repel each other. The farmer must be informed well when he attempts to plant many varied crops in the same garden as this will inevitably lead to a miss or a hit as far as impact on his produce is concerned. As to the question of whether it works, I would say that 2000 years is such a long time for mankind to make the same mistake. If it has worked since the days of ancient civilizations, then it should work now.

This Book Covers:

• Benefits of Companion Planting
• Companion Planting Strategies
• Companion Gardening: Good Companions vs Bad Companions
• Organic Gardening Techniques
• Creating Good Compost
• The Influence of Allelopathy
• Index of Flower, Herbs and Vegetables for Companions
• Local Climate Conditions and What to Grow
• An Overview of the Various Insects Species and Their Effects on Companion Techniques
• Common Pests and how to deter them
• The Lasagna Recipe
• Planting Combinations to Use/Avoid - Fruit and Vegetables
• Garden Maintenance
• The Key in Switching to Companion Planting

And Much More...

Not all crops do beautifully when mixed with each other. It is good to note that most combinations are neutral to each other as they may affect each other in a very insignificant way. This leads to the conclusion that you really need a concrete grounding in agriculture to do it well and this is precisely why this book has been written with a strong focus on practicality.

You can follow this working guide of known combinations with minimum risk. At the end of the day it is up to you to innovate and try out different crops that are related in a way to the combinations that already work.

Inside you will also discover the best matching techniques to keep your soil fertile!

This book will take you through all the dynamics that will come into play when you want to engage serious companion garden throughout your farm. It comes with full examples and awesome illustrations and guides to doing everything.