Companion garden

Does using companion planting really help create a healthier and more productive vegetable garden? You bet it can! A look at how to use companion planting.

Follow our companion planting chart and plans in your vegetable garden to attract pollinators, increase yields, natural pest control and more.

Interplanting and underplanting increase yield in small spaces. Interplanting involves growing smaller crops around your larger crops before

Looking to enhance the growth and flavor of your strawberry plants? Explore our guide on the best companion plants for strawberries to maximize their potential.

Do you want to grow a more productive vegetable garden? Have you ever heard of companion planting? Companion planting involves pairing crops with plants that can benefit each other, and it is a great way to give your vegetable garden a boost and maximize yields. Read on to learn more in our Easy Guide to Companion Planting Vegetables!

Some plants help each other enormously, while others hinder their neighbors – use this cheat sheet to ensure harmony in the vegetable plot.

Learn about the best tomato companion plants, the unique proven benefits they each offer, and what NOT to plant with tomatoes in the garden.

This garden "cheat sheet" graphic shows you what to plant, where to plant it, and when.

You don't need companion planting charts. Here are 10 beautiful and productive plant combos for our two main growing seasons to get you started.