One huge advantage of growing your own veggies at home is that you can control the chemicals applied to them and deter the bugs that invariably try to eat them before you do.
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Planting Companions for your Tomatoes
There’s a classic book called Carrots love Tomatoes that was written by a North American woman, Louise Riotte, nearly four decades ago.
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How to Attract Predator Insects to Control Nasty Pests
One of the most popular reasons people grow their own vegetables is to control what chemicals go onto them. Luckily nature has developed its own very effective system for controlling pests.
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The Origins of Biodynamic Gardening
While the history of companion planting worldwide does not appear to well-documented in a format that ordinary gardeners can access, there are snippets of information,
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“After making our tree change 2 years ago, we are enjoying our organic veggie garden in the back yard. We have successfully grown some plants and others didn't grow so well. After reading your companion planting book we now know why. We planted incompatible plants together.
We have struggled with the cabbage moth on our brassicas – and now we have the remedy for them. Thank you!
We particularly like the tea remedies that we can spray on our veggies. This is something new for us, as we hadn't heard of spraying with teas from herbs and plants before reading your book.
This book is full of so much valuable information – we have printed it out, highlighted it and made notes to help us have our best veggie season yet!!
We wish you every success with your Companion Planting book … it will be an excellent addition to any beginner to advanced gardener's library of gardening tips and hints.”
Frank and Julie LewinTree Changers
