8 Best Companion Plants for Blueberrie

Strawberries Strawberries and blueberries thrive in similar acidic soil conditions. Planting them together can help maximize space, and their ground-covering nature will help keep weeds in check.

Raspberries Raspberries share the same soil preferences as blueberries, including acidic, well-draining soil. They can complement each other, with raspberries providing additional berries to harvest while maintaining a similar water and light requirement.

Cranberries Cranberries, like blueberries, enjoy acidic soil and moist conditions. Pairing them can help maintain the ideal growing environment for both, and they both attract pollinators.

Comfrey Comfrey is a nutrient-dense plant that can benefit blueberries when grown nearby. It has deep roots that bring up minerals from the soil, which can enrich the soil for blueberries.

Borage Borage is known for its ability to attract pollinators like bees. Its leaves can also help improve soil fertility by releasing minerals when they decompose, benefiting blueberry plants.

Thyme Thyme is a low-growing herb that can help control weeds around blueberry plants. It also improves soil structure and attracts beneficial insects, making it an excellent companion plant for blueberries.

Marigolds Marigolds help repel harmful pests like aphids, nematodes, and beetles. Their strong scent can act as a natural pest deterrent for blueberries while adding vibrant color to the garden.

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