Squash (yellow, zucchini), cucumbers, and pumpkins can share a bed if space allows—trellising saves room. The only catch: they cross-pollinate freely, so saved seeds won't come true. If you're not saving seeds, interplant freely.
Grow vining types vertically on sturdy trellises to maximize bed space and improve air circulation, reducing disease pressure.
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