Breeders are actively improving the appearance of roses. The usual red and dark purple shades of impeccable colors are being replaced by the green rose, which is gaining more and more popularity every year due to its sophistication and tenderness.

The lightness of green buds and the gorgeous appearance of thorny plants will please any grower. Green roses will become a real flower bed decoration.

History and description

The green rose appeared a long time ago. In 1782, a Dutch scientist randomly planted a white rose on a thorny stump. The result is an exquisite rose with green petals.

Green roses

The flower has been gaining popularity for a long time. The lack of a scent that should come from the bud was considered a disadvantage. To date, the owners of the plots are happy to grow an outlandish beauty on their land.

Depending on the variety, the buds of the shrub can be either medium or large. The stem of the plant with thorns is large and strong.

Popular varieties

Green roses can be presented to both a loved one and a work colleague. The green palette symbolizes abundance and boundless generosity.

Aelita variety

The most luxurious varieties of this type of shrub include:

  • Aelita

A vigorous bush with sprawling shoots that densely cover small, dark green foliage.

Large buds are endowed with a high shape. Terry petals are painted in a pale green hue. When the flowers open, they emit a very faint, but quite pleasant aroma.

  • Green tea

Tea-hybrid type of rose with medium-sized shoots and a compact crown of bushes.

The flowering of the variety is abundant and long. Dense, densely doubled buds are painted in a rich green color. The outer parts of the flower petals are wavy.

Green Tea variety

  • Green ice

A variety of miniature branched bushes that are characterized by abundant flowering. The height of the bushes barely reaches 45-50 cm, so this variety will be an ideal decoration for borders.

The buds, the diameter of which is within 4-5 cm, are painted in a pinkish-green palette, especially in the middle. Green Ice bushes give off a magnificent subtle aroma.

As it blooms, the pink tone disappears from the shade of the buds. The wavy petals gradually turn into a white-green palette. Rose Green Ice will be a decoration of the garden area.

  • Greensleeves

Medium-sized bushes, the height of which reaches 75-85 cm. The foliage of the bushes is dark green.

Green Roses Greensleeves

The buds, as they open, turn from pale pink to emerald green. The diameter of the flowers does not exceed 6 cm.

Attention! The Greensleeves variety tolerates rainy periods and does not suffer from black spot, which is an undoubted advantage.

Not a single description will convey all the charm and unusualness of the plant.

  • Green diamond

A variety of miniature roses, the height of which reaches 45-50 cm. The variety blooms profusely, and the green, dark matte foliage is endowed by nature with an elongated-pointed shape.

The Green Diamond starts blooming with oval rose buds opening. Gradually, terry petals are painted in a white-green palette.

The advantage of the variety is the long retention of the cupped shape. Green Diamond is resistant to diseases such as powdery mildew and black spot.

Green Diamond grade

  • Limbo

Compact bushes, growing up to 70-80 cm in height. Each plant can be up to 60 cm wide.

On a note! The variety tolerates prolonged rains and is practically not susceptible to black spot and powdery mildew.

Thorns are completely absent on the stems, the foliage of the plants is rather large, and the flowers have a yellow-green tint, emitting a subtle, but very pleasant aroma.

The cone-shaped buds acquire a bowl-like appearance as they open. The diameter of each rose is 9-10 cm. The core of the flower is painted in the same tone as the rest of the bud. The petals are decorated with a scalloped border.

  • Lemonade

A South American rose that tolerates cold and light frosts. A strong pale green branch looks very beautiful, on which the buds of a white-yellow-green palette are located.

A bouquet of roses of this variety looks very impressive. Lemonade green roses are best planted near the main entrance of the house.

Roses Lemonade

  • Super green

A rose in which the height of the stem part can reach a height of 90-110 cm. Large foliage is beautifully combined with large light green flowers.

Each of the double buds consists of 56-129 petals. Only one rose blooms on each stem, but its diameter can reach 10 cm.

Important! Rose Super Green perfectly tolerates prolonged rains and does not suffer from powdery mildew.

  • St. Patrick's day

A hybrid tea variety of a green rose, in which the matte foliage of the bushes is painted in gray-green shades, and a bright yellow-green palette of double petals literally covers the entire bush.

The flowers are gradually transformed from a goblet shape into large bowls, the diameter of which is within 7-9 cm.

Hybrid tea rose St. Patrick's day

  • Wimbeldon

A South American cultivar with a dense and rather strong stem. The stems have thorns. The foliage of plants is painted in dark green shades, and light yellow tints are observed on green flowers.

Such varieties are no less popular:

  • Lovely Green rose;
  • rose Green Fashion;
  • spray Green Glow rose;
  • Green Peace;
  • Green Planet (Green Planet);
  • Green Pink.

Lovely Green rose differs in that the buds do not open completely during flowering. A bouquet of such roses will delight the owner's eye for at least 7 days.

Rose Lovely Green

It does not matter to whom exactly to give green roses, since with their freshness and uniqueness they will please anyone.

Basic principles of cultivation

The green rose is quite capricious, therefore, it is important to plant its seedlings correctly and systematically care for them.

Landing

It is best to plant seedlings at the end of April, when the threat of night frosts has passed.

Planting roses in spring

  1. Having dug a planting hole, you should add complex fertilizer to it and fill it with abundant water.
  2. The rose is planted in open ground in a container with drainage holes.
  3. Having placed the pot in the hole, it is necessary to sprinkle it with earth, into which it is important to add manure beforehand.
  4. When compacting the soil around the seedling, it is important to keep the bush upright.
  5. The soil around the seedling is abundantly moistened.

Some flower lovers advise mulching the trunk circle. However, this procedure is optional.

Rules for caring for green roses

The plant needs special care, as it belongs to the capricious floribunda-type roses.

Rose care

  • Water the rose abundantly every week.
  • Fertilizer is applied at least once every 15 days.
  • The soil is systematically weeded from weeds and loosened. Mulching can be applied.
  • It is recommended to prune the bushes every year. Sick and old branches are subject to removal.

It is worth considering! Optionally, you can use pruning to form bushes and cleanse the plant of unnecessary shoots.

In autumn, it is important to cover the bushes with mulch (a mixture of peat and humus, the layer of which reaches 10 cm). When expecting severe frosts, it is important to cover the rose with a wooden structure. At the end of March, the insulation must be removed so that the root system of the plant does not start to rot.After removing the structure and mulch, the bush is disinfected with a solution of copper sulfate.

Diseases and pests

The green rose is capricious and some of its varieties are susceptible to diseases such as:

  • Powdery mildew.
    It affects roses in wet weather conditions. With a disease, the foliage begins to deform and become covered with a white powdery coating. Typically, foliage and buds are affected. Powdery mildew must be treated with preparations based on triazole. Sick foliage should be removed before processing.
  • Rust.
    A dangerous ailment in which a bright orange spot appears on the foliage, which increases as the disease progresses. Eventually, the surface of the foliage turns black. On the seamy side, greens are stained with rusty-brown spots. Bushes often die from rust. For treatment, you will need to tear off the affected foliage and spray the bushes with fungicides.

Rust on the rose

Pests can also affect the plant:

  • Aphid.
    Small, sucking insect covering young shoots. An excessive amount of aphids on the bush provokes deformation of the shoots. The buds do not open during flowering. It is important to treat roses with insecticides in a timely manner.
  • Descending rose sawflies.
    They penetrate the shoots and harm the rose. In spring and autumn, experts strongly recommend spraying the bushes with a drug called Aktara. The affected branches must be cut and burned.
  • Slimy rose sawflies.
    Laying eggs in foliage tissues. Small larvae eat the flesh and the greens become lacy. The plant should be treated by destroying the affected foliage and treating it with insecticides.

Among the varieties that are least susceptible to ailments and pests are:

  • Super Green;
  • Limbo;
  • Green Diamond;
  • Greensleeves.

The tenderness of a green rose attracts florists. the plant often becomes the highlight of the site and, with proper progress, will delight its owner with lush flowering. The abundance of varieties will give everyone the opportunity to find such a variety of roses that they like.