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Most herbs are adaptable and will accommodate a variety of growing conditions and locations. A successful organic garden depends, however, on a certain amount of planning and the selection of compatible varieties for each growing location within the garden. For example, dry climate herbs do not appreciate fertiliser applications or excessive watering. It therefore makes better sense to use these as ornamental borders, rather than attempting to grow them in mixed garden beds along with vegetables, fruit, or flowers. Exception can be made for any herbs which contribute to the overall sustainability goals of organic production. It is often recommended that comfrey be closely planted with tomatoes, potatoes, capsicum, and currant bushes. Comfrey...