What are the best companion plants for my herb garden?

What are the best companion plants for my herb garden?

Companion plants can enhance growth and deter pests. For herbs, consider planting basil with tomatoes or rosemary with cabbage.

Are there any herbs that shouldn't be planted together?

Yes, some herbs can compete for nutrients or attract pests. For example, mint can overpower other herbs, so it's best to plant it in a pot.

How can I arrange my herb garden for optimal growth?

Arrange taller herbs like dill and fennel at the back, with shorter ones like thyme and oregano in front. Ensure they get enough sunlight!

What are the benefits of companion planting?

Companion planting can improve plant health, increase yields, and reduce the need for chemical pesticides by naturally deterring pests.

Can you suggest some specific herb combinations?

Sure! Try planting chives with carrots, or parsley with tomatoes. These combinations can help each other thrive.