018: Best Ways To Use Companion Planting In Your Fall Garden

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⬇️ Get your Fall Garden Planting Chart to know exactly when to start seeds for your next phase of the gardening year.
Did you know that companion planting can help keep your plants healthier and more productive this season? Companion planting works for every season, really, but in the fall, it's a perfect way to group plants so they give each other a boost in productivity, vigor, and health.
Here are three ways you can use companion planting in your fall garden:

✅ Pairings that enhance the soil for each other, whether that's adding nutrients or keeping the temperatures cool.

✅ Structural pairs such as one that can grow vertically and the other that can fill out down below.

✅ Relay companions such as a fast grower with a slow grower or two crops that grow in different zones (i.e., root and surface area).
Tune in to hear some of my favorite combinations!

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