First, craft the hoe tool, which allows you to turn dirt blocks into farmland. You can then place most types of crops in the ...

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These companion plants help carrots thrive by improving soil, repelling pests, and enhancing growth—plus, a few plants that can do more harm than good when planted nearby.

Plant: Get those seeds in the ground — radishes, peas, lettuces, beets, kales, carrots, squash, etc. Lawns: Start mowing. Consider patterns or mowing in paths, leaving grass long under trees.

Carrots are a popular vegetable to grow in gardens throughout the United States, and lettuce works great as a carrot companion plant.

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