Re: Tomato companions

Subject: Re: Tomato companions
From: C* D*
Date: Sun, 17 Mar 2002 22:16:41 -0000
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Hi Larry

Again in the UK , I grow marigolds with my tomatoes in a green house, this certainly stops white fly, although this may not be the case outside?

Cliff

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Subject: Tomato companions

Ok, so I checked out borage and decided I don't want to plant because of the size at maturity. How about nasturtium? German Chamomile (annual type)? Basil?

Last year, I was looking at my tomato patch and decided I had too much open ground; something needed to be planted between my cages.

Anyone willing to share their experience using any of the above mentioned plants?

Larry

Joliet, IL

Region 5

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