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It attracts monarch butterflies and other pollinators, creating a garden full of movement and life.
While peppers are commonly paired with vegetables and herbs, they also benefit from yarrow’s ability to attract predatory insects that help control common pepper pests like aphids and spider mites.
Yarrow and chamomile make excellent garden companions, as they both belong to the Asteraceae family and thrive in similar growing conditions.
With their bright, cheerful blooms, zinnias complement yarrow’s feathery foliage while drawing in bees and butterflies.
Pairing yarrow with broccoli is a smart way to naturally manage pests in the garden. Yarrow acts as a magnet for beneficial insects, including parasitic and braconid wasps.
Planting yarrow near cabbage can provide natural pest control by attracting beneficial insects to the garden.
Yarrow and rosemary make an excellent pairing in the garden, working together to naturally repel pests while thriving under the same growing conditions.