New book: Grow Together – Companion Planting and Intercropping for Productive Gardens @CharlesDowding1nodig
New book: Grow Together – Companion Planting and Intercropping for Productive Gardens  @CharlesDowding1nodig
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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I am so excited to finally hold my new book Grow Together in my hands 🌱 It arrived through the letterbox this morning.

This book is all about growing more food in the same space, using companion planting, inter-sowing and overlapping crops. I’ve been practising this for many years, and it’s about getting the timings right – making the most of the end of one crop while the next one is just beginning.

A simple example is carrots followed by Brussels sprouts. Sow carrots in late March, then in mid-June thin a few and plant in your Brussels. Keep the mesh on, harvest carrots through July, and you’ll have strong Brussels ready for winter.

Grow Together is published by Dorling Kindersley.
Pre-order your copy now – release date 9th April
160 pages, fully illustrated. Photos by Jason Ingram and myself.
geni.us/GrowTogether

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New book: Grow Together – Companion Planting and Intercropping for Productive Gardens

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