Assertion: borage | /r/HasProperty | planted
Facets:
value: near tomatoes
type: LOCATION
value: near strawberries
type: LOCATION
value: particularly useful
type: DEGREE
value: particularly good
type: DEGREE
value: outdoors
type: LOCATION
value: along with others
type: OTHER
value: for the sweet little painted lady
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
Source sentences:
text: Borage adds trace minerals to the soil it is planted in, and is good for composting and mulching.
text: BORAGE, A PLANT
text: For the sweet little painted lady, borage is one of those plants.
text: Borage is best planted outdoors sown directly in soil after danger of the last frost, as it does not transplant well.
text: Borage should be planted 15 inches (38cm) apart.
text: Borage is beneficial to almost everything it is planted near, especially strawberries, cucumbers, gourds, tomatoes, and cabbage.
text: Praying mantis and predatory wasps are frequently drawn to gardens where borage is planted (along with others).
text: Borage adds trace minerals to the soil it is planted in, and is good for composting and mulching.
text: Due to its easy ability to self seed, once borage is planted it can be difficult to eradicate from the area.
text: Borage deters tomato hornworm and cabbage worms, and is particularly good planted near tomatoes and strawberries.
text: Borage deters hornworm and cabbage worms, and is particularly useful planted near tomatoes and strawberries.
text: Borage deters hornworm and cabbage worms and is particularly useful planted near tomatoes and strawberries.
text: Borage adds trace minerals to the soil it is planted in, and is good for composting and mulching.
text: Borage, a plant with ferny leaves, electric blue flowers, and cucumberlike fruit, is becoming known in the culinary world as a tasty herb and condiment.
text: Borage is one of those plants that–once you’ve planted it in your garden–you’ll never have to plant it again (cue clap of thunder).