If you want to know how to plant rose bushes in a garden greenhouse, here we will explain everything you need to consider. This allows you to enjoy healthy and beautiful flowers all year round, as they will be grown in a controlled environment and a secure structure.

To achieve this, you can use different types of greenhouses such as the tunnel greenhouse, the tunnel greenhouse with straight walls, the mini tunnel greenhouse or the mini greenhouse, all depending on what you require. We invite you to read along the article and learn more about rose bushes.

1. What is a rose bush?
2. Type of rose bushes for planting in a garden greenhouse
3. Characteristics of rose bushes
4. How to plant rose bushes in a garden greenhouse?
   • Planting rose bushes in the traditional way
   • Planting rose bushes from cuttings
5. How to care for rose bushes in a greenhouse?

What is a rose bush?

A rose bush is a type of ornamental shrub and is part of the rose family. In short, you get a rose from a rose bush. They are famous for their beauty, diverse colours and even fragrances that intoxicate the environment.

You can see them in carefully designed gardens, as well as in large commercial spaces, as you will find specimens in many flower shops. If we are talking about attractiveness, this type of planting is one of the most sought after and you can also have it at home.

Type of rose bushes for planting in a garden greenhouse

Before learning how to plant rose bushes, let’s get to know the types that will be available for your greenhouse. Each has its own special characteristics.

• Shrub roses: They are hardier, have versatility and are recommended for those who have never planted anything similar.
• Climbing rose bushes: The ones we see covering fences and pergolas in houses or gardens.
• Miniature rose bushes: As their name suggests, they have small flowers and are planted to decorate pots.

Characteristics of rose bushes

We know that almost all types of roses are beautiful, but let’s talk about the general characteristics of roses:

• Flores bonitas y con fragancia: Exponen belleza en cualquier lugar que esté plantado, puedes verlas en diferentes colores y tamaños, al igual que fragancias.
• Many varieties: You will find diverse styles, with very attractive sizes and shapes. Some examples are the categories mentioned above, but within the same, you will find groups for every taste.
• Longevity and hardiness: They are considered long-lived plants, so they will stand the test of time as long as they are well cared for.
• They have an ornamental and symbolic use: they are the protagonists of any garden and space, and are also associated with feelings, as they are given as gifts to express love and affection.
• Use in industry: They are not only given as gifts to appreciate their beauty, but can also be used to make essential oils, beverages and as ingredients in perfumery.

How to plant rose bushes in a garden greenhouse?

It is time to find out how to plant rose bushes in a garden greenhouse. There are two ways: the traditional way and with cuttings. Here we will explain both.

Planting rose bushes in the traditional way

In the traditional way, you must follow these steps:

1. Choose the rose bush: It should be the variety that you like the most and that adapts to your greenhouse.
2. Prepare the soil: It should be well drained and have a good nutrient substrate.
3. Dig the hole: It must be of an appropriate size to be able to extend the roots without bending them.
4. Place the rose bush: You must place it in the hole so that the graft union is above ground level.
5. Fill the hole: Close the hole with soil, pressing gently around it.
6. Watering: Remember that they need plenty of water.

Planting roses from cuttings

Cuttings are a bit more advanced, but they guarantee beautiful roses. Here are a few steps to follow:

1. Choose the cuttings: It is recommended that they are about 15 cm long and have young branches.
2. Prepare the cuttings: Remove the lower leaves and make a cut below a node.
3. Rooting: Plant in soil to root.
4. Humidity: It is ideal to cover the cuttings with transparent plastic to control humidity, although it is much easier with the greenhouse.
5. Transplanting: When they have developed roots, you can transplant them to a permanent location.

How to care for rose bushes in a greenhouse?

You already know how to plant them, but we’ll tell you how to care for a rose bush.

• Shortly after planting, ensure that the soil is moist.
• Water frequently, especially in warm climates, as this helps to strengthen the roots.
• You should give them the nutrients they need, especially with good substrate and organic fertilisers.
• Pruning is also important, but it should be light to ensure that they grow strong and beautiful.
• Take care that pests do not arrive, also check frequently for signs of disease to eradicate. 

Are you interested in having beautiful roses? Not only do you need to know how to choose and care for them, but you also need to select the best structure to control their conditions. Fertri ‘s garden greenhouses are the most appropriate choice.

Just as we find many styles of roses, we can find structures to suit your needs. Among the alternatives are the tunnel greenhouse, the straight walls tunnel greenhouse, the minitunnel greenhouse or the minichapel greenhouse and many more.