Herbshave a positive impact on neighboring plants when planned as companion plants.
These herb plants can do more than flavor dishes, they can repel deer and insects.
More Companion Herbs Used as Repellents
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Borage
While not a widely thought of annual herb, Borage is a great deterrent for the vegetable garden.
Borage will help the tomato garden by repelling tomato hornworms and cabbageworms.
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Chervil
A natural deterrent when planted among lettuce and radishes to minimize aphids and slugs.
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Comfrey
This large perennial herb accumulates calcium, phosphorous, and potassium.
Comfrey is beneficial to avocados and most fruit trees.
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Flax
The potato beetle is not a fan of the perennial flax plant.
Inter-plant Flax and get healthier potatoes.
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Hyssop
An easily grown perennial herb, Hyssop is effective in deterring pest from cabbages and grapes.
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This is also the plant responsible for Castor Oil.
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Nasturtium
This pretty and delicate looking plant can provide garden protection and chase away the squash bug and whitefly.
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Savory
The savory herb will assist in keeping bean beetles, cabbage moths, and aphids away.
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When making tea the gardener should avoid applying to vegetable plants due to the toxic nature of this plant.
There are many garden guides and information from local Extension Agencies on making plant teas.
Some herbs can be toxic and should be stored in secure locations and properly labeled.