companion plantings

A form of companion planting — A type of interplanting in which two or more crops are grown in an interspersed or juxtaposed manner so as to enjoy mutual benefit from one another's presence (for example, attraction of pollinators or repulsion of pests).

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Meanings

noun
  1. pluralplural of companion planting
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