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- 15 Watermelon Companion Plants—Plus 6 to Avoid - Martha Stewart
Just as some plants can benefit watermelon growth, other plants can hurt it by competing for resources, including water, light, and nutrients, and by attracting pests that damage both crops Here are some plants you should avoid growing next to your watermelons
- 30 Plant Pairs That Shouldnt Grow Next To Each Other
Instead, choose to plant radishes close to beets, beans, melons, or nasturtium Alternatively, radishes could be planted near squash to deter squash borers 27
- What Not To Plant With Melons - PlantopiaHub - Your Ultimate . . .
Some plants that should not be planted near melons include potatoes, squash, pumpkins, cucumbers, and tomatoes These plants are susceptible to the same diseases and pests and can spread them to the melon plants
- 10 Best Companion Plants For Watermelon—And 3 To Avoid - Southern Living
When it comes to watermelons, one of the most useful jobs of companion plants is to help with pollination Watermelons are in the cucurbit family, which includes squash and cucumbers These plants have separate male and female flowers and cannot self-pollinate
- What Plants Should Not Be Planted Next to Watermelons? - Weekand
A plant that shouldn't be planted next to a watermelon vine is, well, another watermelon vine At least, they shouldn't be placed directly next to each other Watermelon vines tend to spread out 3 to 4 feet in all directions, so they should be planted about 6 to 10 feet apart to give the vines plenty of room to grow
- 11 Companion Plants for Melons (With Pictures) - House Grail
Below are the 15 best companion plants for melons, including both standard and cover crops: 1 Marigolds are yellow and orange flowers that make your garden look more beautiful This flowering plant also protects your melon crops from pests and disease-causing insects by deterring them
- Companion Plants for Watermelons - The Spruce
Watermelons require full sun so they should not be planted next to any tall crops that can cast shade on them It's also important to consider crop rotation for successful watermelon plants
- 10 Watermelon Companion Plants (And 5 To Avoid) - Wild Yards
Watermelon companion plants like basil, lavender, and marigolds keep harmful insects away while attracting valuable pollinators, including hummingbirds Other companion plants, like beans and corn, can offer a little shade, while sweet clover, mint, and radishes help the soil around your watermelons retain moisture
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