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   ***Wild marigold** - Tagetes minuta: repels soil nematodes
   ***Nasturiums** - Oostindische kers - Tropaeolum (L.): it deters white flies for all grounds: good groundcover and/ or climber  (Flora)
-  ***Elderberry**
+  ***Elderberry** - Vlier – Sambucus
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 when soil is compacted or clayey, plants are excellent tools to restore tilth and fluffiness.
 Species with deep, soil busting taproots are perfelt for the job. These include:
-  ***Daikon**
+  ***Daikon**- Rettich - Raphanus sativus var. longipinnatus
-  ***Chirory**
+  ***Chirory**-(Wilde Chirochei) - Chicorium intimus
-  ***Comfrey**
+  ***Comfrey** - Smeerwortel - comfries (symphytum spp)
-  ***Artichoke**
+  ***Artichoke** - Jerusalem and Chinese - Purperen Artisjok (van vergeten eten: can be an allophatic plant! - can be perennialized
-  ***Dandelion**
+  ***Dandelion** - Paardenbloem – Taraxacum officinale (perennial)
 Others don’t have a single taproot but instead thrust a massive, fibrous rootsystem deep into the erath to accomplish the same soil loosening:
-  ***Mustard**
+  ***Mustard** - Mosterd -Sinapis nigra
-  ***Rapeseed**
+  ***Rapeseed** - Rapen – Brassica napus; opens heavy soil (annual)
   ***Alfafa** - Luzerne - Medicago (also a good nitrogen fixer)