What plants should not be planted near marigolds: flowers oppress these crops
For some plants they are useful, but for others, on the contrary, they are dangerous.
Marigolds decorate the area, but they cannot be planted everywhere.
This is because this plant can harm some crops.
It is not recommended to plant legumes and cereals near marigolds.
Experts say these flowers have an extremely negative impact on the root system of these crops.
Also, some gardeners had an unpleasant experience when growing cabbage, radishes and other cruciferous plants next to marigolds.
Other crops can be planted next to marigolds.
It has been noted that such a neighborhood has a beneficial effect on tomatoes.
Some summer residents also sow tomatoes after marigolds or dig in faded marigolds where a tomato bed is planned.
It is believed that this plant protects tomatoes from late blight and pests.
