11 Companion Plants That Will Thrive With Your Radishes

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00:0011 companion plants that will thrive with your radishes.

00:04Calendula.

00:05Their cheerful blooms attract hoverflies and parasitic wasps,

00:09curbing aphids around radishes.

00:11They have shallow roots, non-invasive, edible petals,

00:15and are the perfect border.

00:17Lettuce.

00:19Different root depths prevent competition.

00:21Radishes break soil, mark rows, and harvest early,

00:24complementing cool-season lettuce-sharing watering needs.

00:28Nasturtium.

00:30Vigorous, non-invasive nasturtiums lure aphids from radishes,

00:34repel pests, attract pollinators,

00:36and offer edible blooms, leaves, and pods.

00:40Carrots.

00:42Radishes germinate quickly, mark carrot rows,

00:45and loosen crusted soil.

00:46Harvest timing staggers perfectly as carrots establish.

00:51Dill.

00:52Airy dill draws ladybugs, lacewings, and parasitic wasps.

00:55Fragrance masks radishes.

00:58Light foliage avoids shading,

00:59and it reseeds modestly.

01:02Chamomile.

01:03Chamomile invites parasitic wasps and hoverflies,

01:07supporting aphid control.

01:09It gently reseeds, improves nearby crop vigor and flavor,

01:13and beautifies beds.

01:15Peas.

01:15Peas fix nitrogen and climb vertically.

01:18So radishes at trellis bases for early harvest before pea vines expand.

01:24Spinach.

01:25It is cool season partners with radish.

01:28They both germinate fast, radishes mark rows, loosen soil slightly, and need steady moisture to avoid woodiness.

01:36Mint.

01:36Keep mint contained.

01:37Keep mint contained.

01:39Its strong scent deters flea beetles and aphids.

01:42Position pots near beds, monitoring runners diligently.

01:47Cucumber.

01:48Interplant radishes and cucumber beds early.

01:51Harvest them before vines sprawl.

01:53This works great under spring row covers.

01:56Basil.

01:57Aromatic basil deters thrips and aphids.

02:00It prefers warmth.

02:02Plant with late radishes, then let basil take over afterward.

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