
Companion plants for Raspberry
36 partners scored across pest control, nitrogen, root depth, shade and spacing.
Best partners
Red MustardExcellent pair- Red Mustard attracts Hoverflies and Parasitic wasps, which prey on the Aphids that attack Raspberry
- Red Mustard suppresses pests that trouble Raspberry
- Red Mustard draws Bees and Butterflies that improve pollination for both
- Excellent pair
- Wasabina attracts Hoverflies and Parasitic wasps, which prey on the Aphids that attack Raspberry
- Wasabina suppresses pests that trouble Raspberry
- Wasabina draws Bees and Butterflies that improve pollination for both
- Excellent pair
- Belgian Endive attracts Hoverflies and Lacewings and more, which prey on the Aphids and Spider mites that attack Raspberry
- Belgian Endive draws Bees and Bumblebees and more that improve pollination for both
- Belgian Endive roots deep while Raspberry feeds near the surface — no competition
- Great pair
- Sainfoin attracts Ladybirds and Parasitic wasps, which prey on the Aphids that attack Raspberry
- Sainfoin fixes nitrogen in the soil that Raspberry feeds on
- Sainfoin draws Bees and Bumblebees and more that improve pollination for both
- Great pair
- Raspberry draws Bees and Bumblebees that improve pollination for both
- Coral Bells roots deep while Raspberry feeds near the surface — no competition
- Coral Bells acts as living mulch, keeping soil moist and weeds down around Raspberry
- Great pair
- Bird's-foot Trefoil attracts Ladybirds and Parasitic wasps, which prey on the Aphids that attack Raspberry
- Bird's-foot Trefoil fixes nitrogen in the soil that Raspberry feeds on
- Bird's-foot Trefoil draws Bees and Bumblebees and more that improve pollination for both
- Great pair
- Celeriac attracts Hoverflies and Lacewings and more, which prey on the Aphids and Spider mites that attack Raspberry
- Celeriac draws Bees that improve pollination for both
- Celeriac acts as living mulch, keeping soil moist and weeds down around Raspberry
- Great pair
- Escarole attracts Hoverflies and Lacewings and more, which prey on the Aphids and Spider mites that attack Raspberry
- Escarole draws Bees and Bumblebees and more that improve pollination for both
- Escarole acts as living mulch, keeping soil moist and weeds down around Raspberry
- Great pair
- Parsley attracts Hoverflies and Lacewings and more, which prey on the Aphids and Spider mites that attack Raspberry
- Parsley draws Butterflies that improve pollination for both
- Parsley acts as living mulch, keeping soil moist and weeds down around Raspberry
- Great pair
- Purple Coneflower attracts Hoverflies and Lacewings and more, which prey on the Aphids and Spider mites that attack Raspberry
- Purple Coneflower draws Bees and Bumblebees and more that improve pollination for both
- Purple Coneflower roots deep while Raspberry feeds near the surface — no competition
- Great pair
- Wild Garlic attracts Hoverflies, which prey on the Aphids that attack Raspberry
- Wild Garlic draws Bees and Bumblebees that improve pollination for both
- Wild Garlic acts as living mulch, keeping soil moist and weeds down around Raspberry
- Great pair
- Winged bean fixes nitrogen in the soil that Raspberry feeds on
- Raspberry draws Bees and Bumblebees that improve pollination for both
- Winged bean roots deep while Raspberry feeds near the surface — no competition
Also works well
Keep apart

Black Sage releases compounds that inhibit Raspberry

Black Walnut releases compounds that inhibit Raspberry

Fennel releases compounds that inhibit Raspberry
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