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Using a companion planting chart can make garden planning more intentional without making the process complicated. Begin by grouping vegetables according to their sunlight, water, and spacing requirements. Some gardeners also combine vegetables with herbs or flowers to create a more diverse planting area. For example, crops with different heights can be arranged so that taller plants do not unnecessarily shade shorter ones. Consider how large each plant will become rather than planning only around the size of young seedlings. Rotating crops between seasons can also help maintain a healthier planting routine. A clear chart provides an easy reference when deciding where new vegetables should be planted each season.