This Companion Plant A-Z Table shows in tabular form the following, as a quick reference guide:-
ORIGINAL PLANT |
PEST/DISEASE |
COMPANION PLANT |
ANTAGONISTIC PLANT OR TO PEST/-DISEASE |
Lacewings |
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Lacewing larvae suck the body juices of aphids and eat moth eggs, caterpillars, mealy bugs, scale insects and thrips |
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Ladybirds |
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Ladybirds eat aphids, scale insects, mealy bugs, leaf-hoppers, whiteflies, mites, potato beetle and bean beetle. |
|
Lamb's quarter (Valerianella) |
Leaf miner |
Potato |
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Lavendula (Lavender) |
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Cabbage, Bees love lavender. |
Moth, |
Leaves |
|
Mow fallen leaves with a rotary mower and mulch your beds/hedges with the mown leaves/lawn grass 4 inches thick. This will increase the time period between weed maintenance to over 3 months. |
|
Leek |
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Leeks and carrots grown in alternate rows protect each from insect attack. Leeks and Celery grown in alternate rows enriched woth pig or goat manure, will both benefit from the supplied potassium. |
Broad bean, |
Legumes like the pea and the bean |
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Legumes take nitrogen from the air and pass it to their roots, which develop nodules which then release nitrogen into the soil. Nitrogen produces leafy growth so:-
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Onion |
Lemon balm(Melissa officinalis) |
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Tomato. Bees love it. |
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Lettuce |
Flea Beetle. Greenfly, |
Plant in alternate rows with radish to protect the radish against the flea beetle. Chervil. |
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Leucojum aestivum (Summer Snowflake, Snowbell) |
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Pulmonaria angustifolia, Euphorbia polychroma |
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Leucojum vernum |
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Hellebores |
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Lilac |
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Bee |
|
Lilium |
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Cotinus 'Royal Purple', |
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Lilium duchartrei ('Marbled Martagon') |
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Rhododendron , Ericaceous plants |
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Lilium henryi (very easy lily to grow) |
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Lilium pomponium |
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Cistus, |
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Lilium regale |
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Agapanthus, |
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Lilium tigrinum |
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Cotinus coggygria |
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Lily of the valley (Convallaria majalis) |
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Cut flowers of Narcissus and Lily of the Valley cause each other to wilt.
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Lovage (Levisticum officinale) |
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Bean |
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Lupin |
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Paeonia, |
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