Your grandmother planted marigolds next to her peppers every single year, and she was doing something right — just not for ...

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Photo: cjp/E+ via Getty Images. No matter the season, companion planting can help your garden thrive. This popular strategy involves growing certain plants together that mutually benefit one another.

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Companion planting, or planting different species near each other for their benefit, could be a key to a flourishing garden next spring, according to Skagit County Master Gardener Rae Barto. Barto ...

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