It’s already June and summer is now establishing itself with a steady step. If you’ve gone through the to-do list for this month, you know there’s still time to plant some crops. We suggest you to try companion planting, in particular the best plants to grow with tomatoes.
We know that you probably grow your own tomatoes, so the next step you can take is to plant companion plants. Here’s our list of greens that go along with the round red fruit (yes, tomatoes are fruits) and you can plant in June.
There are different herbs that can be transplanted outside. June is the perfect time to do it since the soil is softer and the temperatures are warmer. Here are some of the spices that make great tomato companion plants:
In most cases, when you begin to grow your own vegetables,you start them as seedlings. If you haven’t transplanted them yet, June is your last chance to do it. If you grow any of the following veggies, you can use them as companion plants for your tomatoes:
You would think the juicy red fruits (yeah, let’s keep calling them that) are generally adored by everyone in the vegetable kingdom, but you’ll need to reconsider. We at Fantastic Gardeners advise that you never grow potatoes or corn near the tomatoes. They definitely don’t get along and will sabotage your yields. You won’t harvest healthy crops and will have to deal with pests and diseases.
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