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Marigolds will do fine in containers, you could just put some in pots around the outside of the garden, or use some kind of hanging/window box type planter on your fence. Or put them in pots and move them around the garden through the season wherever you have room.

You might lose a tiny bit of the companion planting benefits by not having them share soil and root contact with your garden plants, but the insect repelling benefits will remain.

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Jeff 1y ago

Ya we were thinking about hanging them off the posts around the perimeter, but not to sure if I want to go that route. I know I can sneak a couple in amongst the garlic where about 10-15% of the garlic just didn’t grow to well this spring.

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