Companion Planting, Intercropping & Succession Planting: A Hands On Guide

I walk around my garden and show you the practical implementation of companion and succession planting. Don't just read about it; see it in action! By seeing them in practice, I hope to inspire you to try these methods out in your garden and share some ideas you can apply to your space.

Companion planting can help deter pests, improve soil health, and increase yield.

Succession planting allows you to plant multiple crops in the same space throughout the growing season.

Experiment with different combinations and see what works best for you and your garden.

In this video, I'll show you how to unlock your garden's potential with expert companion planting techniques in action. Join me as I share my personal experiences and reveal the secrets to a thriving urban garden.

What you'll learn in this video:
The basics of companion planting and succession planting
The top plant pairings for a healthy, productive garden
How to plan your garden layout for maximum success
Tips for maintaining your urban garden throughout the season

I've discovered that using these techniques not only promotes healthier plants but also increases yields and saves space. It's been a game-changer for my garden, and I'm excited to share my knowledge with you!

🌿 Here's a sneak peek of some plant pairings we'll explore:
Tomatoes and basil
Three Sisters Gardening
Strawberries and sunflowers

Happy gardening, friends!

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[loriminor]

Hi Angela, my husband and I never miss your videos and love that our zone in Central Florida is the same as yours! We have turned our front and back yard into edibles and natives. We owe much of our success to all of your advice and expertise! Your garden is what we aspire to one day and we appreciate you!

[theupsidetotheoutside]

I companion plant by making my garden a food forest type setting. The trees use the top space. Bushes down below. Vines in between on trellises. Everything works together really good

[conniedavidson]

Your garden is a place of beauty. I only do containers because of age and health but have added some more flowers this year.

[Vicfric]

Thank you for your videos Angela. You do a great job and I learn something new every time.

[conniealmeida]

Angela you have a beautiful garden. Love learning new techniques. You’re a great teacher. 😊

[MarshallDunn-nf]

I like the advice of planting at least 1 herb and 1 flower per bed. Definitely will incorporate that in my new beds.

[not_a_dead_cat]

Just found your videos. Now giving the help to grow. I live in San Tan Valley. Thank you for what you do.

[phoebebird]

Your garden is amazing! I am learning to garden in Tucson. My daughter lives in Mesa...and it's a brutal climate. I'm amazed and encouraged to see your lush garden!❤

[michj]

I love that you keep it simple... flowers herbs vegetables- easy to remember! I practice this type of planting in my own gardens, it makes it a beautiful space and also works very well!

[theupsidetotheoutside]

Your garden is awesome BTW. My parents live in Surprise. So Hot! I’m surprised you can grow all that. Good job. Keep it up.

[rickwarner]

Who would have guessed the price of dirt and food. Living in Florida and enjoying your channel.

[fortablet]

I appreciate you showing your garden plan in motion

[orazioensabella]

Grazie Angela per i tuoi video sempre interessanti

[danielley]

Hey, I just found your channel, and I'm loving all the information you're sharing!

[charlesbale]

I really appreciate the information you shared.

[joyhamilton]

Great video!! I have been using oregano as ground cover to hold a large slope on the back side of our pool. We are in zone 8a NC so it’s living it’s best life and the pollinators love it!!

[shorelined]

What a great looking garden! Love the beneficials. Eating home grown or local has so many benefits. I used to have several beds but wanted to do something more organic or free-flowing in design. I'm in East Phoenix so it's wonderful to see this.. Look forward to checking out more of your videos.

[RC-ybdp]

I really enjoyed learning about these two topics, companion and succession planting. Really informative and good stuff to apply in my upcoming garden for July or next year. Planning makes for a more successful garden. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experiences.

[natal]

So informative. I’ve been struggling with Aphids this year. I’ll be using these companion plant ideas in my next year plantings!!

[shirleyk]

Thanks for sharing all this helpful information. Your garden looks a lot like mine. I try to do the same thing. If you are ever unsure of what to plant with what, all you have to do is google it. When you do it will tell you if the plants in question are compatible with each other. What did we do before Google?😊😊😊😊😊