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 |
Radish |
Flea beetle (Faltica and Epitrix). |
Grow with Lettuce to control the flea beetle.
Cress improves the flavour of the radish. Nasturtium gives radishes a sharper flavour if grown nearby. Pea, |
Hyssop, |
Ranunculus |
|
Snapdragon |
|
Raspberry (Rubus idaeus) |
Japanese beetle. |
Rue. |
Do not plant red and black raspberries together, Blackberry. Raspberry grown with Potato make the potato more susceptible to blight. |
Redbud |
|
Dogwood |
|
Rhododendron |
|
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Juglone from Black Walnut Tree leaves, Yew |
Rhodohypoxis baurii |
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Artemisia schmidtiana 'Nana', Dwarf lavender |
|
Rhubarb. If the rhubarb starts flowering, then it is either short of water or food. |
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Dock encourages the presence of the yellow rhubarb beetle. |
Romulea bulbocodium |
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Iris unguicularis, Grass |
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Roses. When planting roses, put parsley and a clove of garlic to grow with it ( with a bamboo stick alongside to indicate that the leaf is garlic not grass!). The roots of the rose will take up the exudation from the garlic and so become less smell atractive to the greenfly. |
Aphids.
Japanese beetle.
Black spot.
Nematode. Rose beetle. Rose chafer. |
Allium family including Garlic against aphids. Common Rue and White Geranium against Japanese Beetle. Chives against Black Spot. Marigold (Calendula officinalis) against Nematodes. Hardy Geraniums, Petunias and Tree Onions provide protection against Rose chafer. Grow Mignonette as a low ground cover in rose-beds to benefit the rose-bushes. Parsley, Banana-skins have calcium, sodium, silica, sulphur, magnesium and phosphates so provide plant-food when covered with top-soil around each plant. Santolina grown as 2 feet high groundcover in the rose-bed provides a silver-grey backdrop. |
Boxwood |
Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis) repels mosquitos. |
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Sage, |
Cucumber, |
Rubber tree (Hevea) |
|
Citrus trees |
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Rue |
|
Fig, |
Cats and Slugs avoid it. House and Stable fly, Sage and Basil are both poisoned by Rue. |
Rutabaga (Brassica napobrassica) |
Aphid |
Hairy vetch. |
Knotweed |
Rye |
|
Pansy |
Chokes Weeds, |
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