Assertion: buckwheat | /r/CapableOf | attract beneficial insects
Facets:
value: with its abundant blossoms
type: CAUSE
value: into the vicinity
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: best of all
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Best of all, your buckwheat will attract beneficial insects into the vicinity, so it’s a perfect accompaniment to any vegetable or flower that struggles with pest pressure or pollination during the summer.
text: Buckwheat deserves frequent sowing in any garden because it attracts hoverflies and other beneficial insects, suppresses weeds, and adds bulk to the compost pile.
text: Buckwheat is sometimes planted in rows next to fall plantings of cabbages or other Brassicas; the buckwheat attracts beneficial insects that eat aphids, preventing the aphids from infesting and harming the cabbage.
text: As mentioned above, vegetable growers also like the way that buckwheat attracts pollinators and beneficial insects while providing a quick ground cover.
text: Buckwheat suppresses weeds and attracts beneficial insects and pollinators with its abundant blossoms.