Bad neighbors for roses: never plant them next to each other to avoid losing a flower
In order for your roses to grow well, you need to plant the right neighbors next to them.
Therefore, it is always worth thinking before planting flowers such as peonies and loosestrife next to your beauties.
This is because these flowers grow very quickly and suck all the nutrients out of the soil.
And roses need fertile soil so that you can admire their lush bloom.
Another bad neighbor is the lily of the valley. This small flower can take over your entire garden after a while. It is very difficult to remove this flower from the garden completely, and in some cases, it is impossible.
Plant viburnum and bird cherry bushes as far away as possible. These plants are a favorite habitat for pests that will happily feast on rose flowers.
And you shouldn't plant hostas and ferns with roses.
These evergreen plants grow well in the shade, but roses, on the contrary, love sunny places.
So it's up to you to decide what flowers to plant next to roses.
