Outdoor pest resistant plants for garden

what are some plants that do not attact bugs or are resistant, looking to grow veggie garden and put a few cannabis in the mix. can anyone point me in the right direction? someone said peppers are good and dont attract to much but any other ideas?

really appreciate it, thanks

I heard that tomatoes require a lot of the same conditions as weed.

I put a catnip plant in my flower room to test the environment and it's been there for a couple of months now. Bud for me and bud for the kitty too.

It's her payoff so she doesn't snitch on me

Oh hey! I googled your question and found this site with a "companion plant" chart:
http://www.gardentoad.com/companionplants.html


"Companion plants are used to confuse or repel plant pests, to encourage the growth of other plants and to act as a trap for pests and parasites. "Trap" crops draw harmful insects away from the plants you are trying to grow.

Companion plants may also be used a a "nurse" crop--to provide food or possibly an attractive home or habitat for beneficial insects.

Companion plants may produce odors that confuse and deter pests, or their scent may mask or hide a crop from pests."



There is a pyrethrum plant that is said to repel spider mites!!!! (I thought pyrethrum was just a chemical)

Alot of animals do not like the smell of marigolds.

Yea i got marigold's going right now, and some foxglove, and then i find out they're poisonous? Doesn't have a warning label either

https://www.rollitup.org/organics/87218-organic-companion-planting.html

Heres the link for the companion planting chart on the site =)

In addition to companion plants, you can also make an organic spray for your plants that will repel most things... I have these in one of my books, no clue where it is atm, but I found a site that sounds very similar to the mixes in my book. http://en.howtopedia.org/wiki/How_to_Use_Chillies_as_a_Natural_Pesticide