Companion planting in veggies........How do your score/

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  1. Sjoerd

    Sjoerd Mighty Oak

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    By "shrubs", do you mean buxus, for instance?..
    Well, I cannot say that I have ever used it for that sort of shrub. I can't imagine it being bad for them though.
    I use it primarily for veg.
    I use horse manure "tea" for flowering plants --and for sone veg sorts.
     
  2. bsewnsew

    bsewnsew Hardy Maple

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    Ok......Like rose bushes etc.. I assume it is ok cause they like fertilizer.

    Good thinking.
     
  3. Sjoerd

    Sjoerd Mighty Oak

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    Yes. I have used it on my rose bushes in the past. I use a variety of things on them, and rarely do the same thing every year.
    The borrage is used primarily for "green fertilizer" in our gardens presently.
     
  4. bsewnsew

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    Thanks
     



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    aprilconnett Seedling

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    I have just finished reading a book called, Great Garden Companions by Sally Jean Cunningham. It is a Rodale book. She talks about "garden neighborhoods". I think I'll try it. The worst that will happen is that my garden won't grow any better than last year.
     
  6. bsewnsew

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    Sure , we wont learn anything unless we try it.
    Rodales are good books.....I used to get them at the library and read..
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