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One way to ensure that your tomatoes will thrive all season long is to avoid plants that may harm their growth. We've rounded up nine plants to never grow with your tomatoes.

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The Colorful Flower That Practically Grows Itself—And Makes the Perfect Companion Plant first appeared on Dengarden on Jun 28, 2025 This story was originally reported by Dengarden on Jun 28 ...

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The scoop Companion planting involves strategically growing different plant species together that benefit each other. This practice can lead to enhanced crop production, pest control, and even ...

How it's helping This technique of pairing plants is called companion planting. People can grow certain plants next to each other because they help each other thrive. It's like building a team in your ...

One of the ways tomatoes and watermelons elbow each other out for resources has to do with how the plants grow — tomatoes vine upward using stakes or cages for stability, while watermelons vine ...