20 plants that should never be cultivated from each other

According to the professional gardener Bliss Bendall, despite the fact that this rule is obvious, many violent it. “In the end, everything ends with the rot of the roots with resistant to drought cultures, so it is better to keep them away from plants that love water,” she advises.

Bendall also thinks that it is better to avoid planting rooms next to anything else. “Although these flowers are magnificent, they are known for their chronic diseases, so keep them separately,” explains Bliss.

Garlic can improve many dishes, but it rarely does the same with other plants in your garden. “It accumulates sulfur in the soil, which will slow the growth of beans, peas and other legumes, as well as leafy vegetables. Therefore, it is preferable to plant the garlic separately or with plants resistant to sere, ”explains Bendall.

Roses and hydrangeas look great in a bouquet, but, according to the professional gardener and landscape architect Sarah Duning, you should not plant them together. “Flowers should have similar preferences, but roses need the sun, and hydrangeas prefer a shadow. These are shrubs that want to fill the same space, and could say that they are aesthetically competing with their spectacular decorative colors, ”she says.

Who does not like fresh tomatoes and hot potatoes for an accompaniment dish? Although these vegetables can be kept on the same plate, they should not divide the bed. The landscape designer Sarah Abbas advises to grow tomatoes separately from the potatoes, as well as cabbage and broccoli. “All are competitors for the same nutrients. In addition, potatoes and tomatoes belong to a family and will be subject to general diseases, ”she explains.

Fresh mint is a real decoration of summer: even ordinary water with it becomes more tasty. It is not surprising that a great temptation to plant a mint in the garden, but Sarah considers that it is a bad idea. “Mint can quickly occupy space and supplant the rest of the plants, including perennials. It is best to grow it in containers, ”advises Abbas.

These plants, explains that the gardening specialist at the University of Colorado Linda Lanjelo, is incompatible due to the allepathetic properties of onions. “He releases allicin – antibacterial gas, which kills bacteria containing ureaka necessary for the growth of beans. If the plant does not receive it, you collect a meager culture, ”explains Linda.

The pumpkin and zucchini will be crossed pollinated if they cultivate them together. “The result is very strange in appearance and insipid fruit,” explains Lanjelo. She also notes that the two cultures also have harmful insects and diseases.

According to Linda, the two plants develop quickly and need abundant nutrition, and will therefore compete for resources. “Tsukkini will become slower and potato tubers will remain small and will not be stored for a long time,” explains Linda.

The two plants belong to the Apiaceae family (Céleri), which means that they have pests and common diseases. “If a plant is infected, the two crops will undergo damage at the same time. Or, for example, carrots flies attracted by carrots will attack Pasternak, ”explains Lanjelo.