Companion Planting Guide Compiled by Beth Jarvis Companion vegetables: Asparagus likes tomatoes, parsley, basil, carrots, cukes, cabbage, beets, corn Beans like beets, carrots, cabbage, cauliflower, cukes, corn, radishes, strawberries and borage. Don't like onions, garlic, other onion family, and gladiolas Beets like lettuce, cabbage, onions, and bush beans but not pole beans Broccoli like smelly herbs, onions, beets, potatoes, celery. Don't like strawberries and tomatoes Brussels sprouts like aromatic herbs, same as broccoli. Don't like strawberries and tomatoes Cabbage like aromatic herbs, dill, mint, sage, rosemary, beans, potatoes, onions, celery, beets, onions, potatoes, celery. Don't like strawberries, tomatoes, and grapes Carrots like peas, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, leaf lettuce, radishes, leeks, onions and chives. Don't like dill Cauliflower like aromatic herbs, beets, onions, potatoes, celery. Don't like strawberries and tomatoes Celery likes leeks and bush beans. Chives don't like beans. Corn likes peas, potatoes, beans, pumpkins, cukes, melons, squash. Cukes like corn, cabbage, lettuce, bush beans, sunflowers, and radishes. Don't like potatoes, aromatic herbs. Garlic likes summer savory. Kale like aromatic herbs, beets, onions, potatoes, celery. Don't like strawberries and tomatoes. Lettuce likes beets, cabbage, onions and carrots, strawberries and radishes. Melons like corn, morning glories. Onions/leeks like cabbage, beets, camomile, carrots, lettuce, summer savory and strawberries. Don't like beans, peas and sage. Peas like beans, carrots, cukes, corn, radishes, turnips, tomatoes, lettuce and spinach. Don't like onions and garlic. Peppers like their relatives (tomatoes, eggplant and potatoes), onions and carrots. Potatoes like onions, cucumbers, radishes, lettuce, corn, beans, cabbage and peas. Don't like sunflowers. Radishes like peas, pole beans, leaf lettuce, cabbage, nasturtium, cukes, tomatoes, onions and carrots. Dislike hyssop. Rhubarb likes cabbage, potatoes and tomatoes. Spinach likes cabbage, strawberries, celery, peas, onions. Squash likes to grow among corn, nasturtium but not with potatoes. Strawberries like lettuce, borage, spinach, beans, maybe cabbage. Tomatoes like asparagus, parsley, chives, marigold, nasturtium, peas, beans, mustard greens, basil, borage, onions, carrots and sage. Don't like dill, fennel Turnips and rutabagas like most vegetables, esp. beans and peas. Companion Herbs: Anise likes coriander. Basil likes tomatoes, lettuce & most veggies. Dislikes rue. Borage is good with strawberries, squash, and tomatoes. Chervil is good with radishes. Chives like carrots, tomatoes, grapes. Not with peas or beans. Coriander inhibits fennel. Dill likes cabbages, onions lettuce but mature dill is hard on carrots and tomatoes. Fennel is not a good companion. Garlic is same as onions, ok with tomatoes and cabbage not with peas and beans. Marjoram is good with anything. Mint is good with most, seems to repel insects and pests. Nasturtiums good with cabbage, cucumbers, squash, melons, and radishes. Oregano is generally beneficial. Parsley is good with corn, asparagus and tomatoes. Rosemary and sage are good for each other and rosemary is generally good, especially with cabbage, beans and carrots. Rue is generally not beneficial Sage is good for cabbage, possibly makes it more tender and repels insects. Good for carrots, strawberries, and marjoram. Not with onions or rue. Savory is good for onions and beans. Tarragon is generally favorable. Thyme is generally beneficial. .
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