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Companion planting in organic gardening involves growing different plants together for mutual benefit. This can include deterring pests (e.g., marigolds near tomatoes), attracting beneficial insects (e.g., dill with carrots), improving soil nutrients (e.g., nitrogen-fixing legumes), or providing shade or support. It mimics natural ecosystems, reducing the need for interventions and fostering a healthier garden.