First-year Knock Out in Atlanta wondering about winter watering? The rule: keep roots moist, not wet. They're dormant—no leaves, no flowers, minimal transpiration.
Increase frequency as buds swell. By April, resume weekly deep watering (5 gallons per plant).
Your Knock Out will thank you for the restraint. Dormant roses prefer neglect to kindness.
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