Companion Planting for Pest Control

Companion planting is an age-old agricultural strategy that mimics the diversity of natural ecosystems to create a self-sustaining garden environment. Rather than relying on synthetic pesticides that can harm beneficial pollinators and degrade soil health, companion planting utilizes the biological relationships between different plant species to deter pests, attract predators, and improve overall crop yields. … Read more

The modern gardener often faces a difficult choice: allow pests to ravage a hard-earned harvest or resort to harsh chemical pesticides that can harm beneficial pollinators and the soil microbiome. Fortunately, nature provides a sophisticated solution through companion planting. This ancient agricultural practice involves placing specific plants near one another to provide mutual benefits, such … Read more