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Gardening expert Alan Titchmarsh has shared how to use companion planting in your fruit and vegetable patch to control pests, prevent diseases and encourage pollinators.

Instead, many gardeners are choosing an entirely natural method of pest control and crop management: companion planting. Companion plants are species that, simply put, grow best together.