Companion Planting Chart: 10 Common Vegetables

Increase your growing-season bounties with a companion planting chart geared toward the backyard vegetable garden.

By GRIT staff

Bees and other pollinators are crucial to increasing yields in your vegetable garden. Knowing what to plant where, and how to rotate crops year to year, gets a little easier after spending some time with a companion planting chart. If you’re interested in planting any combination of tomatoes, beans, corn, onions, cucumbers, peppers, cabbage, lettuce, radishes and carrots, you don’t want to miss the The Old Farmer’s Almanac‘s comprehensive companion planting guide.

Companion Planting Vegetables

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