Absolutely Gracie! (They go well together in a pizza too LOL) --- not only can you grow bell peppers with tomatoes but several other plants too (see the list at the link below) :) Thank you for coming to Hometalk for an answer. Enjoy your plants and have a great summer :)
My Mamaw who hated to weed would have loved container gardening. As a matter of fact, she did keep a half barrel with a tomato plant growing near the back door. She also had in the barrel small light green peppers that she filled small jars with, added vinegar, and served with turnip greens and other vegetables. We called it "hot pepper sauce", but after living in five southern states, I've found that "hot peppers" has a lot of meanings. In the vegetable garden she grew tomatoes and okra on the same stakes with marigolds nearby. She really liked keeping food off the ground. Maybe this gave you a view you hadn't seen. Best wishes 😇
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Don't recommend it. Tomatoes will take on pepper flavor.
Hi Gracie, Here's a link that may help! http://homeguides.sfgate.com/can-green-pepper-plants-planted-next-tomato-plants-95480.html
Have fun!
Absolutely Gracie! (They go well together in a pizza too LOL) --- not only can you grow bell peppers with tomatoes but several other plants too (see the list at the link below) :) Thank you for coming to Hometalk for an answer. Enjoy your plants and have a great summer :)
https://www.treehugger.com/lawn-garden/12-companion-plants-grow-alongside-your-tomatoes.html
How big is your pot? Tomatoes can get big . . .
My Mamaw who hated to weed would have loved container gardening. As a matter of fact, she did keep a half barrel with a tomato plant growing near the back door. She also had in the barrel small light green peppers that she filled small jars with, added vinegar, and served with turnip greens and other vegetables. We called it "hot pepper sauce", but after living in five southern states, I've found that "hot peppers" has a lot of meanings. In the vegetable garden she grew tomatoes and okra on the same stakes with marigolds nearby. She really liked keeping food off the ground. Maybe this gave you a view you hadn't seen. Best wishes 😇