What to plant next to roses?

  • Dec 13, 2020
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Complex plantings of plants of different heights, differing in shades of buds, color and shape of foliage, are original. You can plant clematis, grapevines, cuffs, herbs, geraniums, hosts, dwarf conifers, paniculate phlox, etc. next to roses.

Complex plantings of plants of different heights, differing in shades of buds, color and shape of foliage, are original. Illustration for this article is used under a standard license © ofazende.com
Complex plantings of plants of different heights, differing in shades of buds, color and shape of foliage, are original. Illustration for this article is used under a standard license © ofazende.com

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Color combination rules

Tall plants can be used as accent crops. There should be no more than 3 bushes in order not to hide the pink lashes. You can use cereal crops (Chinese miscanthus) for accent planting. You can emphasize the zones of the flower garden with the help of herbs (spartina, reed grass or lightning blue).

Shade rose gardens with coniferous crops. Juniper is decorative all year round, it is recommended to plant several small trees for a large flower bed. Accent zones can be created with tall, spectacularly flowering perennials, which can be planted in small groups in a rose garden. It is important to choose matching shades.

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The following perennials are in demand:

  • gentian;
  • Anemone;
  • herbal carnation;
  • gypsophila;
  • mountain cornflowers;
  • garden yarrow;
  • astilba;
  • lupine.
Accent zones can be created with tall, spectacularly blooming perennials that can be planted in small groups in a rose garden (for example, anemones). Illustration for this article is used under a standard license © ofazende.com

For the background in the rose garden, cultures are selected that retain aesthetics for a long time. For these purposes, a cuff, various host species, compact spireas, medium-sized herbs, low conifers and bright geraniums are used.

To create a flower garden with a rich color scheme, you can include decorative deciduous shrubs with leaves of different shades in the composition. Decorative wormwood, sheep or purse, etc. are well combined with roses of white and lilac, pink shades. Roses orange, ocher, golden shades can be shaded with purple heuchera, shaggy sedge chocolate tones and etc.

Plants with small flowers are used as background crops that give the flower garden a complete look. In the rose garden, gypsophila, different varieties of heuchera, etc. look aesthetically pleasing. Roses with large buds crimson, light pink shades go well with flowers of other cultures with small lilac buds.

When planting plants, their features are taken into account. Bushes that need good lighting are not recommended to be placed near tall rose gardens, which create shade for the flower garden. Crops that grow quickly are not suitable, because roses will grow and bloom worse.

In the rose garden, gypsophila looks aesthetically pleasing. Illustration for this article is used under a standard license © ofazende.com

Plants for duets

Harmonious pink plantings in combination with delphiniums. Tall flowers are planted as the background of a flower garden. Tall roses are planted nearby, because dwarf varieties will do poorly in shading. The height of delphiniums differs depending on the variety (0.4-3 m).

Tall varieties suitable for rose gardens:

  • New Zealand;
  • Pacific;
  • Scottish;
  • Belladonna, etc.
Harmonious pink plantings in combination with delphiniums. Illustration for this article is used under a standard license © ofazende.com

Clematis are harmoniously combined with pink plantings. Clematis are planted near climbing varieties of roses, which in the climate of central Russia need to be removed from supports and closed for the winter. Clematis are chosen as fast-growing, winter-hardy varieties, which are pruned in autumn.

In combination with climbing varieties, late blooming hybrid crops with large flowers, unusual colors look good. With roses of bush varieties, cultures from the group of medium-sized ones look harmoniously. When choosing colors, the compatibility of shades is taken into account, the gamut can be contrasting or monotonous with different intensity of colors. Plants have deep roots and are therefore planted closely (60 cm apart).

Bright phloxes look harmoniously with roses, which are distinguished by their unpretentious care. Illustration for this article is used under a standard license © ofazende.com

Rose crops and grapes have similar agrotechnical characteristics. Plants are required to be covered with coniferous branches and fabric for the winter. The green of the vine will set off the bright roses Bushes can be planted around the perimeter of the recreation area; a gap of 2 m is observed between the grapes, in which 1 rose seedling is planted. After wintering, the shelters are removed in April, the whips are lifted and tied to the supports.

Bright paniculate phloxes, which are distinguished by their unpretentious care and soil requirements, also look harmonious in the rose garden. Phloxes can be used as curbs.

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