10 Companion Plants That Love To Grow With Dill

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00:0010 companion plants that love to grow with dill.

00:04Peppers.

00:05Peppers shield delicate dill,

00:07while dill confuses pepper pests

00:09and attracts hoverflies and parasitic wasps nearby.

00:13Kalen jula.

00:15Mediterranean calendula brightens beds,

00:17draws pollinators, and hoverflies,

00:20coexisting with dill thanks to shallow roots,

00:22while self-seeding rarely becomes troublesome.

00:26Carrots.

00:28Carrots share apiaceae heritage.

00:31Dill shades seedlings,

00:32while carrot taproots loosen soil,

00:34strengthening dill's establishment and vigor.

00:38Marigolds.

00:39Taggett's marigolds detour soil nematodes protecting dill roots.

00:44Repot slightly larger with fresh, airy mix,

00:47water sparingly, and encourage vigorous shoots.

00:51Cucumbers.

00:52Cucumbers enjoy dill shading and scent masking,

00:55reducing beetle damage.

00:57Sprawling vines shelter ground beetles that hunt slugs.

01:01Tomatoes.

01:03Dill beneath tomatoes attracts wasps attacking hornworms.

01:06Tomatoes provide light shade,

01:08helping dill avoid heat stress during afternoons.

01:11Nasturtiums.

01:13Nasturtiums act as trap crops,

01:15drawing aphids from dill.

01:17Shallow roots and sprawling growth

01:18create beneficial moisture-retaining mulch.

01:22Strawberries.

01:23Low strawberry mats suppress weeds,

01:25foster humid microclimates for dill seedlings,

01:28and attract bees that also visit dill umbels.

01:32Spinach.

01:33Spinach appreciates dill's dappled shade,

01:36delays bolting in warmth,

01:38and broad leaves help suppress weeds around dill's base.

01:40Onions.

01:41Onions.

01:42Onions emit sulfur compounds repelling aphids.

01:46Dill's flowers lure hoverflies and lacewings,

01:49whose larvae consume pests on onions.

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