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We tested our hypothesis in the system of apple (<jats:italic>Malus domestica<\/jats:italic>Borkhausen), the rosy apple aphid (<jats:italic>Dysaphis plantaginea<\/jats:italic>Passerini) and the black garden ant (<jats:italic>Lasius niger<\/jats:italic>L.). Bean plants (<jats:italic>Vicia faba<\/jats:italic>) with the black bean aphid (<jats:italic>Aphis fabae<\/jats:italic>Scopoli) were intercropped within apple trees inoculated with<jats:italic>D. plantaginea<\/jats:italic>. We measured ant attendance, aphid development and survival as well as honeydew composition on both plant species through semi-field and field experiments. The majority of ants chose to attend<jats:italic>A. fabae<\/jats:italic>over<jats:italic>D. plantaginea<\/jats:italic>in the semi-field experiment with potted plants. In the orchard, a larger majority of scouts were scored on<jats:italic>A. fabae<\/jats:italic>over<jats:italic>D. plantaginea<\/jats:italic>. A higher number of<jats:italic>D. plantaginea<\/jats:italic>colonies remained active in the apple control, whilst they were almost eradicated by intercropping. Although chemical analyses of honeydew disclosed differences in the carbohydrate and amino acid profiles between aphid species, the difference in honeydew composition did not explain the preference for<jats:italic>A. fabae<\/jats:italic>. Ants did not discriminate between the two honeydew mimics both in laboratory and field bioassays. Our results showed the potential of intercropping apple trees with beans as a method to reduce ant attendance and thus colony survival. We propose that intercropping represents a bottom-up approach towards ecological intensification of perennial crops. 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