Clover fixes nitrogen in the soil, improving fertility. It’s great as a cover crop or ground cover between vegetable rows.
Alfalfa’s deep roots add nitrogen and organic matter to the soil. It’s often used as a green manure and helps improve soil structure.
Peas enrich soil nitrogen while providing a tasty crop. They grow well in cool weather and support neighboring plants with improved soil fertility.
Soybeans fix nitrogen effectively, making them ideal for rotation with vegetables. Their residual nitrogen benefits the following crops.
Vetch is a legume that adds significant nitrogen to the soil. It’s often used as a cover crop or planted among vegetables.
Lentils are nitrogen-fixing legumes that enhance soil fertility. They are great for intercropping with vegetables to boost growth.
Chickpeas improve soil nitrogen levels and can be grown alongside various vegetables. They also help in breaking up compacted soil.
Fava beans are cold-tolerant and excellent nitrogen fixers. Plant them with cool-season vegetables to enhance soil fertility in early spring.