Companion Planting Chart Arugula. This type of chart easily organizes the mind when designing a plant guild and forest garden — which is a different way of thinking about species cooperation as compared to companion planting. Plant outdoors in full sun or part shade as soon as the soil can be worked in spring.
In nature everything interacts to create a whole life force. The easiest way to begin companion planting is to just group crop families together. A companion planting guide such as this one will show you which vegetables and flowers support or inhibit the growth of other plants and/or which pests they deter.
The young leaves taste best.
The benefits of companion planting arugula. Planting your veggies with others they like or don't like growing with will help increase yields, decrease disease and can limit pests. Plant outdoors in full sun or part shade as soon as the soil can be worked in spring. A companion planting guide such as this one will show you which vegetables and flowers support or inhibit the growth of other plants and/or which pests they deter.