Companion plants

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About companion plants At Living Leaves we wholeheartedly believe in gardening organically. One way you can achieve this is by using companion plants. By combing plants carefully you can create plant communities which help each other in lots of different ways. The most popular type of companion planting is to use plants to attract beneficial insects in to the area, such as ladybirds and hoverflies who find aphids particularly tasty! Other plants act as decoys attracting pests to feed or lay eggs on them rather than your crops, while others add nutrients to the soil, like green manures.

Online catalogue | Young plants and seeds | Companion plants