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Fall or Spring Planting for Knock Out Roses in Pennsylvania: Winter Hardiness Guide

Knock Outs are hardy but need a year to establish before harsh winter. If PA winters are cold, plant in spring. Fall planting only if winter is mild enough for root establishment.

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