Experienced gardeners plant marigolds on every free patch of land.
We'll tell you why you should follow their example.
Why You Should Plant Marigolds Throughout Your Garden
Firstly, marigolds are an ideal option for beginning gardeners.
This plant is undemanding to growing conditions, drought-resistant, grows well both in the sun and in partial shade, and almost never gets sick.
In addition, marigolds reproduce well by seeds, with germination rates reaching 100%.
Secondly, these flowers secrete substances that destroy soil pathogens.
By planting marigolds next to tomatoes and other vegetables, you can protect them from fungal diseases.
Also, the substances secreted by marigolds suppress the development of many weeds.
However, it is important to remember that marigolds also have a depressing effect on some cultivated plants.
These flowers should not be planted next to beans, peas.
Thirdly, marigolds effectively protect garden crops from various pests.
So, with the help of marigolds you can get rid of whiteflies, nematodes, Colorado potato beetles, mole crickets, and weevils.
