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Leucanthemum (S) 'Alaska' P9
Leucanthemum (S) 'Wirral Supreme' P9
Liatris spicata 'Kobold' P9
Limonium latifolium P9
Linaria purpurea 'Canon J. Went' 11C
Linaria purpurea 'Canon J. Went' P9
Macleaya m. 'Kelway's Coral Plume' P9
Nepeta 'Cat's Pajamas' P9
Nepeta 'Kit Cat' P9
Nepeta 'Purssian Blue' 2L
Nepeta 'Prussian Blue' P9
Origanum laevigatum 'Herrenhausen' P9
Persicaria a. 'Alba' P9
Persicaria a. 'Blackfield' P9
Persicaria a. 'Lisan' P9
Persicaria a. 'Pink Elephant' P9
Persicaria a. 'Vesuvius' P9
Persicaria amp. 'Alba' 1L
Persicaria amp. 'Orange Field'(R) 1L
Persicaria amp. 'Rosea' 1L
Persicaria polymorpha P9
Phlox (P) 'White Admiral' P9
Willow herb - Persicaria ampl. Pink Elephant 1L pot
Ranunculus acon. 'Pleniflorus' 11C
Salvia micr. 'Glaciers' P9
Salvia nem. 'Caradonna' P9
Salvia easy. Sensation Deep Blue P9

Why perennials and roses are good together

The combination of perennials and roses provides both aesthetic and practical benefits. Perennials can enhance the rose flower colors and shapes, while roses provide structure and height to the bed. Together, they create a lush and varied look, with different flowering times ensuring continuous color in the garden.

In addition, perennials with deep roots can improve soil structure and contribute to better moisture balance around the roses. Choosing perennials that bloom at different times will provide a long flowering period and reduce periods without flowers.