Agapanthus is adaptable; mini roses need more water but not excessively. If both have good drainage, they can share a zone.
All tolerate moderate water, full sun, and have long bloom seasons.
Kalanchoe needs short days (12+ hrs darkness) to rebloom; street lights disrupt this. Also, its water needs differ.
Both agapanthus bulbs and rose roots rot in soggy soil. Amend with coarse sand or perlite; ensure positive drainage.
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