co planting with forest strawberries'
















 I have a pretty big veggie garden

But now is  time for sewing I get very excited to  put a lot of seeds in


I read that co- planting  is a very clever way to use my planting  space and lot of plants  are benefits  from

 each other

 and like garlic dieters    nasties  like possums rats    etc. 









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