7. Companion Planting Garden
Companion planting is an age-old gardening technique that pairs plants that benefit each other when grown together. For example, basil planted alongside tomatoes enhances growth and flavor, while marigolds deter pests from vegetables.
Designing a kitchen garden based on companion planting not only improves yields but also reduces the need for chemical pesticides. It encourages biodiversity and creates a naturally balanced environment.
This method works well in raised beds, containers, or traditional ground gardens and is perfect for gardeners who value eco-friendly practices.
