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Diggers Companion Planting Guide

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$12.37 $19.95 In stock

Category: Publishing

This heirloom poster includes the best companion plants for a large range of fruit and vegies, plus a few plants to avoid. Comes with secrets to successful companion planting and a selection of the best flowers to attract beneficial insects. A2 in size and matt-laminated for longevity.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Isabella C. ★★★★★

I mounted this next to my garden shed and love how the 'plants to avoid' section is just as helpful as the good companions. The heirloom-style poster design looks great too.

Violet B. ★★★★★

Finally, a poster that lists both good and bad companions clearly — my broccoli and dill are no longer enemies. The secret tips at the bottom were a nice bonus I didn’t expect. It’s already saved me from planting mint next to my carrots.

Victoria ★★★★★

I’ve been using this poster for a few weeks now, and the layout makes it so easy to check which veggies get along before I plant. The section on what to avoid is surprisingly detailed—I caught a bad pairing I’d have missed otherwise. My garden beds are looking way more organized this season.