Great! Based on your location in San Diego, you are in USDA plant hardiness zone 9a. This means you can grow a wide variety of plants, including tomatoes, as long as you provide them with the proper growing conditions. Since your garden bed is facing 14 degrees north, we'll want to place taller plants, such as tomatoes, towards the southern end of the bed so they don't shade out other plants. For companion plants, basil and marigolds are good choices to plant alongside tomatoes, as they can help repel pests and attract beneficial insects. Based on the size of your garden bed, we can create a table with 5 rows and 3 columns. Here is an example of how you could lay out your garden bed: |-------------------|-------------------|-------------------| Tomatoes Basil Marigolds Tomatoes Basil Marigolds Tomatoes Basil Marigolds Tomatoes Basil Marigolds Tomatoes Basil Marigolds When planting your tomatoes, make sure to give them plenty of room to grow, and provide them with support such as a trellis or cage to help them grow upright. Additionally, be sure to water them regularly and fertilize them as needed to ensure healthy growth. Good luck with your garden!