Since your zone wasn't specified, here are general guidelines for areas with killing frosts:
After last frost, move to shade for 10 days, then to sun. Prune roses and hibiscus; clematis pruning depends on type (ask for specifics).
Critical: Terra cotta pots may crack—use plastic or fiber pots for winter.
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