How horticulturalists and gardeners use plants that grow well together.
www.newscientist.com/article/mg19626352.600-family-trees-...
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Nigel Hawtin
Nigel Hawtin
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Ciaran Hughes Drawing 27 months ago | reply
Like it. You end up reading it all whereas you wouldn't if it was just the list that you started with
Nigel Hawtin 27 months ago | reply
Cheers matey. Ran out of space in the mag so online only!
CarbonNYC 27 months ago | reply
This is fantastic!
We'd like to post it on a poster (with credit) in our community garden, if you don't mind.
Nigel Hawtin 27 months ago | reply
Thanks for the comments, Use in the community garden would be OK (with credit). Would love to see the picture when in situ
madlilnerd 26 months ago | reply
Got here from Information is Beautiful and linked it to my friends! What a cool, compact and easy to read way of explaining companion planting.
Nigel Hawtin 26 months ago | reply
Glad you like it. Many more companions plants available, this was just an example.
Martin LaBar 17 months ago | reply
Interesting, and helpful to gardeners. (Found in Charts and Graphs pool)
christacarol 16 months ago | reply
Is there a place I could go to figure out how close companion plants need to be to the other plants? Thanks for this, friend posted your link on FB :)