Beets Companion Plants. The beet (beta vulgaris) may appear to be nothing more than a humble root vegetable, but it's packed with nutrients like folate, fiber and manganese. Almost any plant can benefit from companion planting in one way or another and planting companions for.
Often, in companion planting, we plant certain vegetables next to each other for reasons of disease prevention. Almost any plant can benefit from companion planting in one way or another and planting companions for. You are a big red bulb with tasty greens and like to chill out in the cooler temps.
Plants don’t thrive in isolation—they need friends (just like us).
Companion planting beetroot with onions also helps to protect the onions from thrip. Such is the case with beets. Borage is a wonderful flower and companion too many plants. Beets have an affinity for plants in the cabbage family.