Want Bigger, Sweeter Raspberries? Grow These Companion Plants

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Chamomile isn’t just a calming herb for tea—it also benefits raspberry plants. It improves plant health by strengthening neighboring plants and attracting pollinators. 

Chamomile

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Tansy is a dual-purpose plant that attracts pollinators while repelling pests. Bees and other beneficial insects are drawn to its small, golden flowers, improving raspberry pollination. 

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Yarrow is a companion plant that brings in beneficial insects like ladybugs, which feed on aphids and other raspberry pests. 

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Marigolds help keep nematodes, aphids, and other harmful insects away from raspberry plants. Their strong scent can deter pests, making them a great natural solution for pest control.

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Chives are a flavorful and functional addition to a raspberry patch. Their pungent scent helps repel aphids, which can damage raspberry leaves and fruit.

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Planting garlic around your raspberries can create a protective barrier, reducing the need for chemical pesticides.

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They’re easy to grow and can fit well around the base of raspberry plants without competing for resources. 

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