ed long-term soil fertility and a healthy diet to generations. Now comes the three brothers.  A new take on the three sisters using  Edible Garden flower before vegetables
As mentioned, the “three sisters” consist of corn, beans, and squash. The “three brothers” are Jerusalem artichokes, groundnut, and wild ginger. Jerusalem artichoke is a type of helianthus and not a true artichoke. You eat the tuber, use it as a potato substitute in soups, or pickle it. Groundnut tubers are sliced and sautéed in olive oil like a potato chip. Wild ginger is used as a spice, more like a pepper than anything else.  These plants all like well drained soil and full sun.  Also be sure to leave enough room for your plants to thrive and spread.