This research was to understand the impact of interplanting of Rosa sertata×R. rugosa soil nutrients, rose yield and weeds. The results provided the theoretical basis for optimizing the cultivation mode of Rosa sertata× R. rugosa and for large‐scale planting. The experiment was designed to compare four modes of interplanting:rose+ Onobrychis viciaefolia(T1),rose+Lotus corniculatus(T2),rose+Salvia japonica(T3),rose+Edgeworthia chry- santha(T4),and rose as CK(T5). The results showed that rose interplanting significantly improved soil nutrients and the yield of flowers,and reduced the quantity of weeds. Compared with CK,T1~T4 significantly improved total ni‐ trogen by 4. 29% to 40. 32%,total phosphate by 33. 33% to 85. 71%,available nitrogen from 6. 16% to 53. 93%, available phosphate from 10. 51% to 83. 40%,available potassium 5. 88% to 71. 43%,organic matter from 3. 27% to 32. 72%,soil moisture content from 6. 67% to 72. 96%;reduced total salt content by 15. 25% to 29. 35%,pH value from 1. 53% to 3. 64%. T3 was most effective to weed suppression and reduced weeds by 100. 65%;T2 yielded the highest rose flowers which increased by 21. 47% and 26. 98% in 2 years. Interplanting was beneficial to increase soil nutrition,water content ,inhibit weeds and improve the rose yield,and reduce soil salinity. Rose+Lotus corniculatus(T2)was beneficial to maintain soil moisture and improve flower production;T4 was most effective in weed suppression.