Plant these flowers to repel pests, add beauty and help your garden thrive🌺#garden #plants #flowers

In this instructional video, Nicole Johnsey Burke shares the five flower species she consistently plants in clients' vegetable gardens to increase yields, deter pests, and add visual appeal. She details each flower’s seasonal planting window, frost tolerance, primary pest‑deterring properties, preferred companion vegetables, and additional benefits such as pollinator attraction or edibility. The flowers covered are snapdragons (early‑spring, frost‑tolerant, good for brassicas and early bees), marigolds (summer, strong scent repels aphids, whiteflies, nematodes; best with tomatoes, peppers, squash), pansies (easy spring/fall filler, edible, fills bed corners), calendula (long‑lasting trap crop for brassicas, leafy greens, and many fruiting crops), and zinnias (post‑frost cut flower that attracts butterflies and bees, ideal beside all fruiting plants). She also mentions a free zinnia seed giveaway in the video caption.










