Tomatoes take up quite a lot of space, so experienced gardeners plant other plants next to them.
We'll tell you which crops grow well in the same garden bed with tomatoes.
What to plant with tomatoes
Firstly, you can plant onions in the same bed with tomatoes.
If you pick off the lower leaves and side shoots from tomatoes in a timely manner, the onions will grow excellently.
Secondly, you can plant various herbs and greens next to the tomatoes.
So, sorrel, basil, spinach, and lettuce feel good in a tomato bed.
There is no need to allocate separate beds for these plants.
Thirdly, it is very beneficial for tomatoes to be planted next to mustard.
It will protect tomatoes from late blight and scab, and also improve the quality of the soil.
Fourthly, tomatoes benefit from being planted next to marigolds.
These unpretentious flowers will not only decorate the garden bed, but also protect tomatoes from pests.
In addition, watermelons grow well in the same bed with tomatoes.
