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… unless someone here can give a good rebuttal to this argument.

 
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I'm good with that.  Trying to plan for particular beneficial arrangements is a pain and you'll never know if it worked out anyway.  I'd love to plant in full polyculture but I can't see how to make that work on the scale I need in my annual garden.  So I just do lots of small beds with each crop separated from it's related crop by a reasonable distance.
 
But how did the elephant get like that? What did you do? I think all we can do now is read this tiny ad:
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