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As an Organic Gardener, I design, construct and maintain private gardens. I can also advise and teach you in your own garden.

01634 389 677
chris@ivydenegardens.co.uk
 

Ivydene Gardens Companion Planting:
Companion Plant : A

This Companion Plant A-Z Table shows in tabular form the following, as a quick reference guide:-

  • name of original plant in alphabetical order
  • name of pest/disease of that original plant
  • name of antidote to that pest/disease as a companion plant, or name of companion plant or beneficial insect or animal to the original plant
  • name of antagonistic plant to that original plant or name of a Pest/Disease that this original plant is antagonistic to.

Some plants are antagonistic so must be kept apart!

tomatoorangeandfence

ORIGINAL PLANT

PEST/DISEASE

COMPANION PLANT

ANTAGONISTIC PLANT OR TO PEST/-DISEASE

Acidanthera
bicolor

 

Chamaecyparis
pisifera 'Plumosa'

 

Allium albopilosum, Allium caeruleum, Allium giganteum, Allium elatum, Allium rosenbachianum, Allium stipitatum

 

Santolina chamaecyparissus,
Salvia officinalis, Lavender,
Dianthus,
Ballota
pseudodictamnus

 

Allium moly

 

Viburnum farreri, Hamemelis

 

Allium neapolitanum

 

Bergenia,
Pulmonaria

 

Allium ostrowskianum

 

Sage

 

Amaryllis

 

Zephyranthes,
Sternbergia,
Iris unguicalaris,
Nerine,
Salvia officinalis,
Aethionema
'Warley Rose',
Dianthus,
Alyssum saxatile

 

American Chestnut

Chestnut blight

Oak

 

Anemone blanda

 

Galanthus,
Winter aconite,
Betula,
Cornus stolifera,
Cornus alba,
Senecio laxifolius,
Cistus,
Hebe 'Pagei',
Lavendula

 

Anemone 'De Caen' and
Anemone 'St Brigid'

 

Alyssum saxatile, Lavender,
Sage

 

Anemone fulgens 'Multipetala'

 

Lavender,
Santolina chamaecyparissus

 

Anemone nemorosa

 

Narcissus
'February Gold'

 

Anemone pavonina (Peacock Anemone)

 

Cistus,
Rosemary

 

Anemone ranunculoides

 

Anemone hepatica,
Hellebores,
Trillium

 

Angelica

 

Stinging nettle
( Urtica diocia )

 

Anise (Pimpenella anisum)

 

Coriander,
Cabbage,
Cucumber,
Leek,
Tomato,
Bean

 

Anomatheca laxa and Anomatheca cruenta

 

Corydalis ochroleuca

 

Apple (Malus)

Scab. Woolly Aphid

Chives (Chives inhibit the formation of apple scab).
Nasturtium.
Wallflower,
Sweet woodruff
( Asperula
odorata ) as
ground cover,
Onion,
Garlic,
Foxglove (Foxgloves improve vitality and resistance to disease. Also improves the keeping quality of the apples)

Grass (Grass roots exude gas which shrivels the tender root-tips of apple trees),

Potato (Potato may get Phytophtera blight)

Carrots will turn bitter and potatoes become tasteless and start to rot if stored with apples.

Apricots

Fruit-fly

Scent from Basil, Tansy or Southernwood clumps round tree

Oat and tomato roots with Apricot roots inhibit each others growth

Artemisia

 

Fruit tree
Cabbage

Moth
Slug

Arum italicum 'Pictum'

 

Galanthus,
Winter Aconites,
Hellebore

 

Asparagus

Asparagus beetle ( Crioceris asparagi ).

Tomato.
Parsley,
Basil.
Mulch with hay and leave undisturbed except for picking to aid growth.

Onion

Aubergine ( Solanum melonena )

 

Pea,
Tarragon,
Thyme

 

Azalea

 

 

juglone from black walnut tree leaves


 


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