Unlike in colder Tennessee, Georgia roses don't need heavy winter protection. Cutting back to 12 inches and mulching is unnecessary; winter temperatures rarely drop low enough to damage the graft union. Most local rosarians leave roses uncovered. If temperatures regularly fall below 10°F, some protection may be warranted, but typically not in the Atlanta area.
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