· Forums Announcements 75 posts ROSE Anniversary! (2025) By lazypenguin, Crossover will now prompt you to install ROSE Online in a new bottle called ROSE Online, click Install and wait patiently wait until ROSE Online is installed Step 3: Launch the game You should now find the ROSE … 全诗如下：Sacred EmilyRose is a rose is a rose is a rose.Loveliness extreme.Extra gaiters.Loveline… · [Guide] How to Buy Rose Points By HoneyBuns, 10 replies 6.3k views HoneyBuns 如何理解诗歌Rose is a rose is a rose is a rose？ 全诗如下： Sacred Emily Rose is a rose is a rose is a rose. Loveliness extreme. … 显示全部 关注者 341 被浏览 Lavender and roses are a classic pair, often planted close together. The short purple spires of lavender offset the tall stems and cupped flowers of roses wonderfully. Not only that, but they both thrive in the same conditions. Certain rose varieties, like shrub roses and floribunda roses, love soils that drain well, just like lavender. The full su...See full list on bloomingbackyard.comAlyssum’s low-growing nature creates a beautiful carpet of soft-colored flowers. When paired with roses, it only looks better. Like lavender, alyssum grows best in Zones 5-9 and enjoys rich soil with good drainage. Alyssums aren’t huge fans of full sun though, especially in hotter climates. They make a wonderful choice for gardeners living in hot a...See full list on bloomingbackyard.comTall plants also look great with roses – especially foxgloves. When planted together they make a striking pair and create interesting borders along long walkways. Foxgloves’ tubular flowers bloom in late summer and can be pink, purple, white, and even yellow, a variety of colors that’ll complement any rose. Foxgloves enjoy a range of light conditio...See full list on bloomingbackyard.comFor traditional cottage gardens covered with roses, lady’s mantle is the perfect perennial pairing. It’s relatively short, forming a ground cover with its small yellow flowers. Even better, it makes for an interesting border plant and is an option if you’re wanting an easy plant to cover the stems of your tall roses. Lady’s mantle enjoys various li...See full list on bloomingbackyard.comA common sight in many bouquets and floral arrangements is baby’s breath. Its soft white and pink clouds of flowers never grow old in gardens, especially when paired with darker orange and red roses. Baby’s breath is a good choice for gardeners wanting to create a floral feature in their garden with as little effort as possible. Good drainage (a th...See full list on bloomingbackyard.comShasta daisies, like roses, are a garden classic, featuring the well-known white flowers with yellow centers. The simplicity of this flower pairs well with the intricacy of roses of any color. Shasta daisies are hardy in USDA Zones 5 through 9, enjoying full sun and soil that drains well. Long periods of extreme temperatures, hot or cold, stress th...See full list on bloomingbackyard.comMarigolds are the ultimate companion plant. And not just because they look good with roses and share similar needs. They also attract some of the most beneficial insects to your garden. If you’ve got a vegetable patch nearby, you also won’t regret planting marigolds in your garden. They deter hornworms and prevent root-knot nematodes from taking ho...See full list on bloomingbackyard.comA pair that may not be the first to pop into your head are parsley and roses. Not only do they look surprisingly great together, but parsley also has many benefits for roses. Parsley deters many unwanted insects from your roses, including aphids and rose beetles. Even better, this herb may actually enhance the fragrance of your roses. Parsley grows...See full list on bloomingbackyard.comSage is another herb to opt for if you’re wanting to prevent aphids and beetles from attacking your roses. Much like lavender, sage’s purple blooms create an interesting image when paired with rose bushes. They too will fill up the gaps created by the long stems of roses, while ensuring your roses remain… well… rosy. Sage thrives in full sun and ne...See full list on bloomingbackyard.comA shift back to handsome pairings now. Pincushion flowers are small but interesting, adding some life around the base of roses. If you’re one for picking flowers and showing them off in your home, pincushions are an excellent choice for your rose bed. Its many colors will pop along the lower half of your rose bushes. Pincushions are very easy to ca...See full list on bloomingbackyard.comLearn how to enhance your rose garden with these 12 plants that benefit and complement your roses. Find out which plants repel pests, attract pollinators, and create stunning visual effects with roses.See full list on bloomingbackyard.comView allApr 11, 2025 · Roses pair beautifully with a wide range of annuals, perennials, shrubs, and vines. Some rose companions provide contrasting color, texture, or form, while others fill visual and temporal gaps in the garden. The best rose companion plants share the same growing conditions. · We've compiled a list of the best perennials and annuals to add to your rose garden with some important growing tips below. Growing plants alongside roses isn't just for aesthetics, though it's always a treat to see flowers blooming in your roses' off-season. In this article, I’ll share a wide range of outstanding companionplants for roses that not only improve their aesthetic value but also their health and longevity. Keep reading because I have the secret to making your rose garden amazing! · From fragrant herbs to colorful perennials, the right companions help your roses thrive and stand out. Here are 15 excellent plants to grow alongside roses for a healthier, more stunning garden. Companion planting helps roses stay healthier, stronger, and more beautiful. · Roses pair beautifully with a wide range of annuals, perennials, shrubs, and vines. Some rose companions provide contrasting color, texture, or form, while others fill visual and temporal gaps in the garden. The best rose companion plants share the same growing conditions. · We've compiled a list of the best perennials and annuals to add to your rose garden with some important growing tips below. Growing plants alongside roses isn't just for aesthetics, though it's always a treat to see flowers blooming in your roses' off-season. In this article, I’ll share a wide range of outstanding companionplants for roses that not only improve their aesthetic value but also their health and longevity. Keep reading because I have the secret to making your rose garden amazing! · From fragrant herbs to colorful perennials, the right companions help your roses thrive and stand out. Here are 15 excellent plants to grow alongside roses for a healthier, more stunning garden. Companion planting helps roses stay healthier, stronger, and more beautiful. In this article, I’ll share a wide range of outstanding companionplants for roses that not only improve their aesthetic value but also their health and longevity. Keep reading because I have the secret to making your rose garden amazing! · From fragrant herbs to colorful perennials, the right companions help your roses thrive and stand out. Here are 15 excellent plants to grow alongside roses for a healthier, more stunning garden. Companion planting helps roses stay healthier, stronger, and more beautiful. · 40 replies 8.6k views HLAJR Tuesday at 11:51 PM
