vegetable bed with mixed crops

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Vegetable flower bed of mixed crops Royalty Free Stock Photo

Vegetable bed with mixed crops Royalty Free Stock Photo

Urban vegetable garden with mixed crops Royalty Free Stock Photo

Vegetable bed with kale, tagetes and red cabbage Royalty Free Stock Photo

Growing organic vegetables in raised wooden beds. Paths between high beds of sea pebbles and pine bark chips in a vegetable garden Royalty Free Stock Photo

Mixed salad crops thriving in raised beds during summer sunset Royalty Free Stock Photo

Panorama mixed leafy green vegetables growing on raised bed garden dark compost soil, Swiss chard, Bok choy cool weather crops Royalty Free Stock Photo

Vegetable bed with kohlrabi and lettuce border Royalty Free Stock Photo

Vegetable flowerbed with mixed crops Royalty Free Stock Photo

A summer bed in a vegetable garden with mixed crops Royalty Free Stock Photo

Garden bed with mixed crops Royalty Free Stock Photo

Organic Swiss chard, Bok choys, radishes cool weather crops leafy greens plants mixed growing good dark compost soil raised bed Royalty Free Stock Photo

One of the ways of natural gardening is sowing vegetable beds with mixed crops. We plant rootstocks and cabbages, spices and undemanding annuals together in the garden bed, which we sow in rows. Annual flowers, which grow together with cabbage and spices, attract beneficial insects and cover the garden soil. Marigolds and tagetes have an excellent covering role, sowing themselves in marked species.