5 plants that disappeared from the garden because of dill: in which beds it needs to be pulled out
Dill is one of the most popular plants in the garden, but it can cause crops to disappear.
It turns out that the proximity to this tasty and healthy grass can negatively affect both growth and harvest.
First of all, it is not advisable to plant dill next to zucchini, which will continue to grow, but will gradually become smaller.
Indoor cabbage does not grow properly next to dill – this crop also gradually becomes smaller and then disappears altogether.
Radishes may disappear completely, and onions grow 2-2.5 times less than usual - the same applies to peppers, which also do not grow well next to tomatoes and root vegetables.
When planting, it is important to consider the flowering and fruiting time. In the so-called shady corner, it is better to plant radishes, greens and salad varieties of vegetables.
Many gardeners believe that dill can be planted close to many crops.
However, this may lead to reduced yields.
