When planting plants in the garden, you need to take into account that not all of them can get along next to each other.
It is important to understand that some neighborhoods bring tangible benefits, for example, they repel pests and improve the composition of the soil, but there are also cases when joint planting harms crops.
Therefore, if you want to get a bountiful harvest of tasty and sweet apples and pears during the season, you need to know which plants are best not to plant next to them.
First of all, it is hawthorn.
The bush and fruit trees will not be able to grow and bear fruit normally in such a neighborhood.
In addition, it is often the hawthorn that becomes a breeding ground for insect pests, which ultimately destroy the apple tree.
Rowan and buckthorn are not suitable for joint planting.
You also can't plant pome and stone fruit trees together. The thing is that they will suppress each other's growth. We are talking about cherries, plums, apricots and cherry plums.
