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It's pretty simple: Green means GO, and red means STOP! If the chart says green, the plants work well together.
I hope it helps you decide what to plant as well.
To keep it all straight, I created this companion planting chart and planned my square foot garden boxes based the chart. I had a really hard time keeping track of the twenty-four different plants I want to include in my garden. I found a fantastic resource at, but I can't link you there because the page no longer exists. Instead of just randomly placing my plants in the garden (which I have done in the past), I decided to find out which plants should and should not go together. SPRING is here (in my neck of the woods), and it's time to get the garden ready! I am on year four of my desert garden adventure, and things just keep getting better! Now that I have learned (through trial and error) what grows well in the desert, I'm ready to focus on what plants help each other in the garden.
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