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Input on my companion planted garden for next year.

 
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This year im wanting to incorporate more companion planting methods into my garden. I was hopping to get some input on this years plan. The potatoes and sweet potatoes will be grown in burlap sacks.
http://gardenplanner.urbangardensolutions.com/garden-plan.aspx?p=317901
 
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If you are growing organically, which I assume, any of this guides would be good for your purposes:

http://permaculturehelp.com/

Good luck!
 
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Looks like a great plan to me. You may want to add some Borage near your tomatoes. I have had no tomato horn worms since I started using Borage. I was amazed.
 
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I grew my potatoes in burlap sacks this year. A fair amount of the sacks rotted and fell apart. Those that didn't certainly won't be reusable next year. I was not impressed.

Karl
 
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