Companion planting is planting two or more plants near each other that take up different (or complimentary) nutrients from the soil so as not to deprive any bed of any one nutrient group. As you'll see below, plants are grouped into "families," and planting too many plants from the same family near each other or directly after each other is generally not a good idea. Click charts to enlarge them.
Plant Family Chart:
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Succession Planting Chart1:
Succession Planting Chart2:
Soil Temperature Chart:
