Water enters porous clay or concrete pots, freezes, expands, and cracks the pot. Painting the interior with roofing tar (or waterproof sealant) creates a moisture barrier.
Move pots to a protected area (garage, shed, against house) during deepest cold. Hardy bulbs still benefit from insulation—wrap pots in burlap or bubble wrap if they must stay out.
Landscape architects use this method for client installations. It’s cheap, permanent, and allows you to reuse decorative pots year after year.
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