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Companion Planting
Companion planting is one of the easiest ways to grow a healthier, more productive garden—naturally! By pairing the right plants together, you can boost growth, reduce pests, and make the most of your garden space without relying on chemicals.
Think basil with tomatoes, marigolds near squash, or lettuce tucked under your peppers for shade. Whether you’re working with a few raised beds or a full homestead garden, companion planting is a simple strategy that can make a big difference.
Explore our guides, planting charts, and real-life examples to start planning a garden that works better—because your plants should help each other out, just like good neighbors do.
The Ultimate Guide to Companion Planting in Your Vegetable Garden
By learning the principles of companion planting you can create a beautiful garden full of crops that can are mutually beneficial to each other with more harvest and less pests.
Companion Planting Guides by Crop
The Best & Worst Companion Plants for Cucumbers
The Best & Worst Companion Plants for Tomatoes
The Best & Worst Companion Plants for Squash
The Best & Worst Companion Plants for Cabbage
The Best & Worst Companion Plants for Garlic
The Best & Worst Companion Plants for Peppers
The Best & Worst Companion Plants for Potatoes
The Best & Worst Companion Plants for Basil
Companion Planting Pest Control
How to Use Trap Crops to Deter Pests in the Vegetable Garden
9 Beneficial Insects for Your Garden + How to Attract Them
How to Control Aphids: 9 Companion Plants That Repel Aphids
16 Ways to Use Companion Planting for Pest Control Naturally
Companion Planting with Herbs and Flowers
Companion Planting with Herbs in the Vegetable Garden
11 Best Flowers for Your Vegetable Garden