What to grow with tomatoes companion planting

Grow better tomatoes by learning which crops are the best tomato companion plants to increase your tomato harvest, reduce pests, and improve flavor.

These plants grow well together with tomatoes for companion planting to help them grow, benefit each other, deter certain pests, and get the best tomato crops ever.

The Companion Planting Chart lists which vegetables and flowers to pair together in a bed. This is a tried-and-tested way to reduce pests, attract pollinators, and boost growth! Find out the best companion plants for tomatoes, potatoes, cucumbers, beans, and all common vegetable and fruits in the garden.

Grow better tomatoes by learning which crops are the best tomato companion plants to increase your tomato harvest, reduce pests, and improve flavor.

Tomatoes are like the measure of every good gardener. I actually know people who grow them, and don’t really care for them that much {weirdos}. Still, a bumper crop of tomatoes means you have arrived in the gardening world–you can officially wear dirt under you nails and a big straw hat with pride. Because tomatoes Read More >>

Tomato companion plants can improve the growth of tomatoes and repel insects and diseases. Luckily many of the companions are delicious, too.

Did you know that some vegetable garden plants LOVE being next to each other while others not so much? Examples of companion planting...

Growing tomato companions can be a great way to reap multiple vegetables in a single growing season. Here is all you need to know about tomato companion planting.