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Noelle Johnson Landscape Consulting
“button and marigolds planted alongside a young tomato plant”
“basil, geraniums, marigolds, lavender, nasturtiums, petunias, rosemary, sage, and thyme repel garden insects
garlic,marigolds, nasturtium, allyssum and bachelor buttons attract pollenating insects”
“geraniums, marigolds, lavender, nasturtiums, petunias, rosemary, sage and thyme
Attract beneficial insects: Alyssum, bachelor's button, cosmos and chamomile
Shown: Alyssum, bachelor's button and marigolds planted alongside a young tomato plant”
“Repel bad bugs: Basil, garlic, geraniums, marigolds, lavender”
“Alyssum & marigolds make good companion”
“epel bugs: geraniums, lavender, petunias, rosemary, sage, thyme garlic, marigolds
attract good bugs: alyssum, cosmos, chamomile, bach button”
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Noelle Johnson Landscape Consulting
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Last comment "Most companion plants are easily grown from seed and can be planted at the same time as your vegetab"
Last comment "Most companion plants are easily grown from seed and can be planted at the same time as your vegetab"
“Shown: Marigolds, garlic and nasturtiums planted next to leaf lettuce”
“Companion plants, garlic, nasturtiums, marigolds to help keep bugs away from lettuce”
“Marigolds, garlic and nasturtiums planted next to your vegetables”
“such as marigolds, garlic, nasturtiums and basil will help keep bad bugs away from your vegetable garden.”
“Aromatic plants such as marigolds, garlic, nasturtiums and basil will help keep bad bugs away from your vegetable garden.
Repel bad bugs: Basil, garlic, geraniums, marigolds, lavender”
“nasturtiums & marigolds next to leaf lettuce”
“Marigolds, garlic, Nasturtiums to protect Lettuce”
“Companion plants - help with insects, here is Marigolds, garlic & nasturtiums”
“plants too keep bugs away, marigolds, garlic, basil, nasturtiums”
Noelle Johnson Landscape Consulting
“Marigolds add a bright and sunny spot of color. Bad bugs simply hate them and stay away. Purchase them in six-packs or start them from seed.”
“Marigolds add a bright and sunny spot of color. Bad bugs simply hate them and stay away.”
“Marigolds add a bright and sunny spot of color. Bad bugs”
“Marigolds add a bright and sunny spot of color. Bad bugs simply hate them and stay away. Purchase them in six-packs”
“Marigolds add a bright and sunny spot of color. Bad bugs simply hate them and stay away. Purchase them in”
“Marigolds add a bright and sunny spot of color. Bad bugs simply hate them and stay away. Purchase them in six-packs or start them from seed.”
Noelle Johnson Landscape Consulting
“nasturtiums, marigolds and bail will keep bugs away from veggies in garden”
“such as marigolds, garlic, nasturtiums and basil will help keep bad bugs away from your vegetable garden.”
“Planting aromatic plants such as marigolds,, garlic, nasturtiums and basil will help keep bad bugs away.”
“Marigolds and nasturtiums keep bugs from vegetable plants.”
“such as marigolds, garlic, nasturtiums and basil will help keep bad bugs away from your vegetable garden.”
debora carl landscape design
“Desert Marigold- will take full sun. Food idea for walkway to front door.”
“desert marigold, Mexican honeysuckle, native sunflowers, red-hot poker and yellow bells. More familiar favorites include cosmos, coneflowers, dahlias, gloriosa daisies, salvias and verbena. Or go high, with bougainvillea, trumpet vine and trumpet creeper. You can even grow some varieties of roses.”
“desert marigold, Mexican honeysuckle, native sunflowers, red-hot poker and yellow bells. More familiar favorites include cosmos, coneflowers, dahlias, gloriosa daisies, salvias and verbena. Or go high, with bougainvillea, trumpet vine and trumpet creeper. You can even grow some varieties of roses.”
Surrounds Landscape Architecture and Construction
“Marigold
Another constant bloomer is marigold. It has cheerful yellow and orange blooms, and it forms a nice, 6- to 10-inch clump when mature. But its natural ability to repel bugs and even deer may be even better than its appearance. This makes marigolds ideal companions in your edible container”
“gardens.
Marigold seeds are long, very light and can blow away easily, so be sure to sow in a spot free from drafts. Wait to plant your marigold seedlings outside after the last frost.”
“MarigoldAnother constant bloomer is marigold. It has cheerful yellow and orange blooms, and it forms a nice, 6- to 10-inch clump when mature. But its natural ability to repel bugs and even deer may be even better than its appearance. This makes marigolds ideal companions in your edible container”
Noelle Johnson Landscape Consulting
“"Add flowering plants to attract pollinators to your vegetable garden," writes Arizona horticulturalist Noelle Johnson "Flowering plants such as cosmos, lavender, marigold, salvia and sunflowers not only beautify your vegetable garden”
“lavender, marigold, salvia and sunflowers not only beautify your vegetable garden, but they also help to attract pollinators for edibles such as beans, cucumbers, melons and squash.”
“flowering plants such cosmos, lavender,marigold,salvia and sunflowers to aid in polination in the vegie garden.”
“attract pollinators with cosmos and marigold”
“lavender, marigold, salvia, sunflowers to help pollinate edible plants”
“lavender, marigold, salvia and sunflowers not only beautify your vegetable garden, but they also help to attract pollinators for edibles such as beans, cucumbers, melons and squash. Cosmos, marigolds and sunflowers can be planted from seed when you sow your vegetable garden.Shown: Cosmos and marigolds planted”
Waterwise Landscapes Incorporated
“Another constant bloomer is marigold. It has cheerful yellow and orange blooms, and it forms a nice, 6- to 10-inch clump when mature. But its natural ability to repel bugs and even deer may be even better than its appearance. This makes marigolds ideal companions in your edible container”
“gardens.
Marigold seeds are long, very light and can blow away easily, so be sure to sow in a spot free from drafts. Wait to plant your marigold seedlings outside after the last frost.
Botanical name: Tagetes patula
USDA zones: N/A; treat as an annual
Water requirement: Medium moisture; well-drained soil”
