This year, we’re focusing on herbs that pull double duty: big flavor for the kitchen and gentle support for everyday wellness. These are the quiet powerhouses of the garden — the ones you reach for when you’re cooking dinner, soothing a scratchy throat, or brightening a winter tea.

Companion planting is a great way to use nature's resources to get the most out of your garden experience by attracting beneficial bugs while deterring harmful ones, using shade plants to aid others on those hot summer days and providing a healthy garden by planting produce together that nutritionally balance one another.