Herbs are easy to grow and a boon to the gardener who’d just as soon have someone or something else do pest control. Interplant crops with onions, garlic, and marigolds. Try sage, mint, catnip, or dill among your cabbages. Sage, for instance, gives off camphor, which repels the cabbage butterfly. Herbs may discourage insect infestation not only by their specific effects, but by breaking up a large planting of one crop, which is an open invitation to pests.My Mysterious Garden

COMPANIONABLE HERBS

Herb Companions
Basil Companion to tomatoes, dislikes rue. Repels flies and mosquitoes.
Borage Companion to tomatoes, squash, and strawberries; deters tomato worm.
Caraway Plant here and there; loosens soil.
Catnip Plant in borders; deters flea beetle.
Camomile Companion to cabbages and onions.
Chervil Companion to radishes.
Chives Companion to carrots.
Dead Nettle Companion to potatoes; deters potato
Dill Companion to cabbage; dislikes carrots.
Fennel Most plants dislike it; plant away from gardens.
Flax Companion to carrots, potatoes; deters potato bug.
Garlic Plant near roses and raspberries; deters Japanese beetle.
Horseradish Plant at corners of potato patch; deters potato bug.
Henbit General insect repellent.
Hyssop Companion to cabbage and grapes; deters cabbage moth. Dislikes radishes.
Marigolds Plant throughout garden; it discourages Mexican bean beetles, nematodes, and other insects. The workhorse of companion plants.
Mint Companion to cabbage and tomatoes; deters white cabbage moth.
Mole plant Deters moles and mice if planted around garden.
Nasturtium Companion to radishes, cabbage, and cucurbits; plant under fruit trees. Deters aphids, squash bugs, striped pumpkin beetles.
Petunia Companion to beans.
Pot Marigold Companion to tomatoes, but plant elsewhere, too. Deters tomato worm, asparagus beetles, and other pests.
Rosemary Companion to cabbage, bean, carrots, and sage; deters cabbage moth, bean beetles, and carrot fly.
Rue Companion to roses and raspberries; deters Japanese beetles. Dislikes sweet basil.
Sage Plant with rosemary, cabbage, and carrots; dislikes cucumbers. Deters cabbage moth, carrot fly.
Southernwood Sowthistle Companion to cabbage; deters cabbage moth.

In moderate amounts, this weed can help tomatoes, onions, and corn.

Summer Savory Companion to beans and onions; deters bean beetles.
Tansy Plant under fruit trees; companion to roses and raspberries. Deters flying insects, Japanese beetles, striped cucumber beetles, squash bugs, and ants.
Thyme Companion to cabbage; deters cabbage worm.
Wormwood As a border, it keeps animals from the garden.
Yarrow Plant along borders, paths, and near aromatic herbs; enhances production of essential oils.

Production of essential oils.

Aromatic herbs; enhances production of essential oils.

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