Companion Planting with Native Plants

[@taramansion]

Imagine what an improvement if everybody helped their soil with native plants instead of thinking fertilizer is the way to go.

[@rajnaturals]

This is great information! Thank you

[@floridanativeplantsociety]

You are so welcome! We're glad you're finding it useful.

[@amirkhoddamzadeh6653]

Thanks Juliet, this is great!

[@floridanativeplantsociety]

You're so welcome!

[@richbrobee]

What an excellent presentation. Fascinating stuff. Thank you so much!

[@floridanativeplantsociety]

Thank you so much, Richard!

[@1willrodt]

Excellant presentation, thanks so much!

[@floridanativeplantsociety]

You're very welcome!

[@rosemaryeiden7196]

Thank you for this info. It is at my level of knowledge. More info about the list of companion plants to use.

[@floridanativeplantsociety]

You are welcome!

[@marywillett9069]

Thank you for sharing this excellent information. Love learning something new to help and be part of a healthy environment. For Mavin Rogers ... dry, sandy, next to brick ... we've had great success with frog fruit which is also a host plant to the white peacock butterfly. It has made a beautiful ground cover. I'm in an HOA and I harvested plants in lots that have yet to be built on. Plus Sweet Bay Nursery in Palmetto provided some healthy plants.

[@floridanativeplantsociety]

We're glad you've had success with fogfruit/frogfruit (www.fnps.org/plants/plant/phyla-nodiflora). We recommend it for the use case you've stated.

[@duckzncatz]

HOAs are a blight -_-