Companion Planting Made Easy Seed Bank Set

Companion planting" sounds like gardening with a friend which we highly encourage but in this case, it refers to the time-honored practice of growing certain plants close together to achieve the best results. Companion planting is known to repel pests, enrich soil, and maximize space for outstanding growth. And by teaming up specific plants, you foster a symbiotic relationship that can even enhance their flavor. This exceptional collection includes seeds thoughtfully selected to complement each other and help your garden evolve into a vibrant, abundant ecosystem. Includes 32 organic seed varieties: Basil, calendula, onion, oregano Beans, cilantro, catmint, broccoli Chervil, lettuce, nasturtium, green pea Borage, dill, parsley, asparagus Chives, eggplant, white radish, zinnia Cantaloupe, zucchini squash, sunflower, cucumber Beet, carrot, strawberry, Homestead tomato Corn, buckwheat, marigold, spinach Each individual acrylic seed container is clearly labeled (no more scattered seed packets). Large wooden storage box keeps all the seeds neatly organized and can be reused season after season. Included guide makes it easy for anyone to start companion planting. Made in Colorado.

Brand: B.Y. An International Business Services LLC
Product identifiers: 00601527096462
Exact variant: {"Material":"Acrylic/Wood"}
Source updated: Fri Oct 09 2026 00:11:32 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
Imported: Thu Oct 08 2026 14:28:49 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

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