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what herbs work and play well with others..

19 years ago

Hello to all. Just worked the soil for my new herb garden and had a thought after buying 60 different herbs that I don't have a clue as to what herbs will do well with other herbs, what one should not be planted with others, etc. anyone out there know any good sources for this?

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mcurtdis
19 years ago
fennel dosnt go well with anything
vickster257
19 years ago
Your Cooperative Extension offices would have some reference material which they would be pleased to share and send to you. Call their hot line and request any information that you may need. Hope that helps.

Of course, I borrow many books from our local library once gardening season approaches and check out their sources.

Vicki
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dpinker1
19 years ago
Thought this site might help you. I am planning on doing the same thing.
http://www.io.com/~wilsone/startingyourgarden.htm

I had a hard time finding some info on this but found this site beneficial.

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