For future refenrence and further inquiry , I believe that it is called "Companion planting", frequently used in organic gardening .
Yes, it is companion planting, which has been mentioned before.
However companion planting in the garden goes beyond what I mentioned to consideration of depth of roots, as well as nutrients.
That doesn’t really apply to Marcella’s plants that she has in containers which is why I just mentioned the pieces of companion planting that might be relevant to her particular situation regarding whether to move them in their containers together or not.
Good tip.
Tnx,