Black Spots on Roses - What to Plant to Save the Flower.

In summer, roses often suffer from black spot disease, but they can be saved by planting fragrant sage nearby. This plant has natural protective properties that strengthen the immune system of roses and protect them from fungal infections.

What is Black Spot Disease on Roses

Black spot disease is caused by a fungus that leads to the appearance of dark spots on the leaves of roses. The leaves become yellow and start to fall, making the plant less decorative. Roses are especially vulnerable to this disease in summer when they are blooming actively.

How to Save Roses from Black Spot Disease

Fragrant sage can be planted next to roses, which will not only protect them from diseases but also add beauty to the garden. This plant harmoniously fits into the garden landscape and does not disrupt the aesthetics of the flowerbed. It is important to remember that sage needs to be protected from the cold in winter so that it does not suffer and affect the development of your roses.

For more tips on caring for roses, read on the portal Novyny.LIVE.

We remind you that we previously shared how to save roses from thrips and the reasons why roses may not bloom or appear darker.