Some plants are able to "make friends" on the plot and stimulate each other's growth and development. This is especially important when growing fragile crops that are often attacked by pests and diseases. The right "neighbors" will help you get a good harvest.
Today we will look at plants that get along well with grapes and help to get tasty and juicy fruits.
What to plant next to grapes
First of all, experienced gardeners highlight vegetable crops. Onions and garlic will protect the vine from pests, but cucumbers, beets, radishes and cabbage will have a positive effect on the growth of grapes.
Cereal crops will have a positive effect on crop yields.
Greens will protect the soil from drying out, and mint from fungus.
If you plant strawberries next to grapes, the fruits will be sweeter. Raspberries and currants will also have a positive effect on the taste of the berries.
Growing grapes requires nitrogen, which is necessary for the growth and sweetness of berries. Therefore, legumes will be useful neighbors for grapes: peas, soybeans, beans.
