Companion planting
Who grows well together.
40 common crops, every pair the plant library speaks about: 209 that grow well together, 70 to keep apart, and 1 where it depends on the kind or the sources disagree. Point at a square to see who says so, or pick a crop to see only its neighbours.
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Point at a square, or tap one, to see what each crop's list says about the other. Pick a crop's name to see only its neighbours.
Companion planting is mostly garden tradition: a few pairings are well studied, most are not. The chart reads the same lists the Canopy app uses when it lays out a bed, where a pair to keep apart is kept apart and good companions may stand closer. Every crop's full list is on its growing guide.
Let the layout keep track.
Canopy places each crop on your garden map at its spacing and tells you, bed by bed, which neighbours help and which to move.