Native plants have the ability to survive in the worst of times and thrive during the good times. They require less care, less water, and can make spectacular flower displays.

From flowers to grasses, these companion plants can help fruit trees flourish by improving soil, deterring pests, and more.

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The hack to keep pests away is to plant borage alongside vegetable crops as a companion plant. In the clip, Dominique tours the New Orleans Botanical Gardens, showing cabbages being grown with plenty ...

If you want to give your tomatoes a fighting chance, there are things you can do to give them a solid head start. Growing ...

Cultivating your own food can be a challenge, especially if you live somewhere with more extreme weather. With a greenhouse, ...

O ur Texas accent skews decidedly Southern when it comes to okra. We like those fuzzy little pods cooked all kinds of ways: stewed, pickled, gumbo-ed, and, especially, fried. My own love affair ...

Okra Chia Seed Water offers a blend of nutrients from okra and chia seeds, promoting hydration and digestive health. This ...

Enhance your garden with vibrant, edible flowers! Food Gardening Network suggests incorporating flowering vegetables and ...

Best Companion Plants for Cabbage Onions And Garlic. Getty Images. Botanical Name: Allium spp. Sun Exposure: Full sun. Soil Type: Well-drained, loamy. Soil pH: Slightly acidic, neutral (6.0-7.0) ...