This document discusses companion planting, which involves arranging crops together in ways that allow them to benefit each other. It provides several examples of companion planting, including the "Three Sisters" method of growing corn, beans, and squash together. The document explains that some companion plantings help by providing shade, support, or attracting beneficial insects. While many companion planting practices are based on tradition, some have been supported by scientific research as well. The document encourages exploring both the science and lore of companion planting and provides tips for arranging plants based on their sunlight, nutrient, and pest management needs.
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