also useful in cooking.
Growing rosemary near patios, walkways, or other areas where people spend time outdoors can add fragrance while providing an additional layer of natural pest management.
5. Marigolds
Marigolds are popular companion plants because of their distinctive scent and bright flowers. Their aroma may help discourage certain garden pests, while their flowers can add color to vegetable beds and containers.
Planting marigolds around parts of the garden where pest pressure is a concern can be a simple addition to an overall garden-management strategy.
6. Catnip
Catnip contains
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