Flower and vegetable garden combined

When planning out your garden this year, consider planting vegetables and flowers together as companion plants for one another.

Introducing flowers to a garden has many benefits in addition to adding beauty. The flowers can be used in animal crops to deter pests and attract beneficial insects such as pollinators. Interplant

Learn which flowers should be planted in your vegetable garden. Companion planting flowers and vegetables, yeilds better, healthier plants.

5 fun vegetable and flower garden ideas to help you create a vegetable garden that goes way beyond boring and ends up stunningly beautiful!

Flowers are a great addition to any garden. Here are the top flowers for your vegetable garden to get all the benefits of planting flowers with your crops.

With height, bloom time and color in mind, you can create an enchanting cottage garden with ease. Your hard work will be repaid with a low maintenance masterpiece you can enjoy year after year. Plus your vegetable garden will thank you for all the added pollination it receives from the bees and butterflies that flock to your flowers.

'No Dig’ gardening, the ingenious, increasingly popular method pioneered by Englishman Charles Dowding, lets you make the most of your vegetable garden—without spending all your time weeding.

Did you know that you should plant flowers with vegetables? Flowers increase biodiversity, decrease pests, and add visual appeal.

Planting flowers in your vegetable garden is a great way to make sure you have plenty of vegetables, and keeping flowers around will encourage pollinators to come into your yard.

Are you ready to build your own vegetable garden in your garden or backyard? These ideas will help you choose the one you need.