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Print it, Save it, Share it! [Quick and Crafty from FaveCrafts Special Offers] Paid Advertisement From Today’s Sponsor [Get My Freebie!](  Already received this FREEBIE? FORWARD TO A FRIEND --------------------------------------------------------------- [Printable Companion Planting Chart]( Get FREE access to read this chart right now! [Get My Freebie!]( [Get My Freebie!]( Dear Home Food Gardener,  As much as I love to read, sometimes a printable companion planting chart is a better option. Scientifically speaking, you only need to see something for 13 milliseconds for your brain to recognize it, according to an MIT study. Not that gardening is about speed, because it’s not. You can’t hurry nature. You can’t hurry love, either, if you believe Diana Ross and the Supremes, but that’s a topic for another blog.  You can, however, make it a bit easier on yourself to reap the benefits of companion planting. All you need is a nice, printable companion planting chart like this one! I started using this recently and it’s really helped me with questions about what goes together in the garden.  [Get My Freebie!]( [Get My Freebie!]( Printable Companion Planting Chart Get this FREEBIE now to: - Choose the best way to grow vegetables indoors - Print this handy chart - Know which vegetables can be planted together - Optimize every bit of your garden - Make sure your vegetables don't compete for nutrients How to use your printable companion planting chart  Companion planting has many benefits. In some cases a plant like basil will deter pests from destroying your tomatoes or peppers. Other partner plants help the soil retain moisture, like squash does for corn. Still others help aerate the soil, as happens with onions and carrots.  Companion planting is also a way to grow vegetables together that appreciate similar amounts of sunlight and water. And these plants don’t compete with each other for nutrients.  This printable companion planting chart gives you over 65 combinations of partner plants, and that’s only if you plant only two of them together. If you want to combine three or more plants, you have hundreds of combinations to choose from.  For example, you could grow a small garden with tomatoes, basil, and garlic, which is really all you need for a delicious pasta sauce! And did you know that root vegetables, like radishes and carrots make great garden buddies?  To use your printable companion planting chart, simply look down the column on the left and find the vegetable you want to plant. Then look across the row to the right and you’ll see multiple options for growing plants that go well with your vegetable.  It really is an easy, visual way to plan your garden. You could even go all out and frame it for your kitchen. Just kidding. Or am I?  Sincerely, [Amanda Signature] Amanda MacArthur Senior Editor & Producer Food Gardening Network  P.S. Act now to get this FREEBIE, [Printable Companion Planting Chart]( —and see how easy it is to create a friendly, flourishing garden!  [Food Gardening Network Charter Gold Membership Special Offer—Just $10 for an Entire Year!]( [JOIN TODAY!]( [Become a Charter Gold Member today and get the Food Gardening Magazine, Gardening Guides, Cookbooks and How-To Videos!]( [Get My Freebie!]( [Check out all that this new food gardening club has to offer you today!]( [  YES, SIGN ME UP NOW FOR JUST $10! Â](  This email was requested by: {EMAIL} Unsubscribe from this newsletter: [Click here](2FM0EzgnXWPgtAUPbJ4MkkJPYi9T%2F8cf6%2BcD7p8%3D). Modify or Add Newsletters: [Click Here.](2FM0EzgnXWPgtAUPbJ4MkkJPYi9T%2F8cf6%2BcD7p8%3D) This e-mail was sent by: Prime Publishing LLC – Publishers of cooking and crafting brands including: FaveCrafts, AllFreeCrochet, AllFreeKnitting, RecipeLion, AllFreeSlowCookerRecipes and Mr. Food 3400 Dundee Road Northbrook, IL 60062 United States of America Copyright [©]( 2023 Prime Publishing LLC. All Rights Reserved. [Privacy Policy](2FM0EzgnXWPgtAUPbJ4MkkJPYi9T%2F8cf6%2BcD7p8%3D). By using this site you agree to our [Terms of Service.](2FM0EzgnXWPgtAUPbJ4MkkJPYi9T%2F8cf6%2BcD7p8%3D) To learn about our email partners' privacy policies, [click here](2FM0EzgnXWPgtAUPbJ4MkkJPYi9T%2F8cf6%2BcD7p8%3D). Â

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