Planting companions

Companion planting has several benefits. Learn all about them in this companion planting guide, and be sure to download our companion planting chart for herbs.

Companion gardening is an age-old practice that involves planting different kinds of plants together to create a mutually beneficial environment. This approach maximizes space utilization, improves plant health, and increases crop yields. Let’s dig into the world of companion gardening, discuss its advantages, and showcase some of the most effective plant pairings for your garden.

Three Sisters Gardening, what it is, where it came from, and how to plant it. A gardening method that is surprisingly relavent to our gardening today.

Avoid mistakes by making sure you know which plants you should never grow together! This list gives you all the plants and reasons why!

Ready to learn more about companion planting? We cover the basic concepts and some of the best companion plants for your garden and landscaping!

A well-planned companion planting program can work wonders to keep harmful pests at bay in your vegetable garden.

Do carrots really love tomatoes? We've been hearing companion planting advice for years and the new book Plant Partners by Jessica Walliser looks at the research to understand which plant combinations can benefit our gardens.

Keep unwanted pests, attract beneficial insects, and add needed nutrients to the soil in your garden by using these companion plants for kale

Companion planting is a natural and organic gardening technique that helps repel pests and grow healthier plants.

Strawberries are listed at the top of the “Dirty Dozen” as the produce that is most contaminated with pesticides. We don’t want these nasty chemicals in our gardens, and the best way to grow strawberries