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Can Russian Sage and Roses Be Planted Together?
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Posted by just_me_6 WV - 6 (My Page) on Fri, Jul 6, 07 at 21:47
| I just read on the Better Homes and Gardens web site that roses are a suggested companion plant for Russian Sage. That doesn't seem right to me. Don't roses need good, rich, moist soil? I thought Russian Sage was drought-tolerant and liked sandy, well-drained, poor soil.
How can these two plants do well together? If it's true that they do well together I'd like to try it.
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RE: Can Russian Sage and Roses Be Planted Together?
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| I think they will do well together. I'm fairly new to Boise, Idaho, (1.5 yrs) and am amazed at how well roses do here. And this is high desert. |
RE: Can Russian Sage and Roses Be Planted Together?
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| what would be some good companion plants for russian sage? |
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