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Planting Double Knock Out Roses in Atlanta: Frost Tolerance and Establishment

Double Knock Outs are hardy; light frost won't harm them. Atlanta's last damaging freezes are likely past. It takes 3-4 days of sub-zero temperatures to kill canes to the ground.

Plant with Confidence

No need for frost covers. Plant now and establish before summer heat.

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