Now this might answer a few questions as to why plants and trees perform better in certain places in the garden while others don't.
Absolutely. Since I learned how to do this I have seen time and time again how when I have a row of plants and one section of the row isn't doing well this because there is a line running through them. And no amount of electroculture devices can save them.
But rather than not plant anything on the lines I recommend trying out different things there till you find something which likes it.
Have fun!
Totally agree. I like to rotate plants (e.g. one year tomatoes and the next year I'll put onions) as it's also beneficial for the soil to recover and remineralise. Furthermore, I discovered that keeping berries in particular blackberries, raspberries and red currants together, as in close to each other helps.