‘Pinata’ is not hardy in Zone 4a, even with protection. It thrives in Zone 6+ (e.g., Seattle). Options:
Don’t risk it in-ground; winter kill is certain.
Winter Moth Defoliation on Crabapple: Timing Treatment for Next Season
Dog Urine Damage to Climbing Roses and Evergreens: Nitrogen Burn and Behavioral Challenges
Winter Protection Depth for Roses in Zone 4 Ontario
Overwintering Potted 'Don Juan' Climbing Rose in Zone 5a
Knock Out Rose Winter Protection in NE Pennsylvania Zone 5/6
Propagating Rubber Tree from Cuttings: Tips and Air Layering
Winter Protection for Loquats, Windmill Palms, and Tropical-Look Plants in Zone 7
Overwintering Potted Perennials in Zone 3–4 Ontario
The Winterizing Myth: Why You Shouldn't "Winterize" Your Lawn
Establishing a Winter Ryegrass Lawn Over Dormant St. Augustine in Arizona
Killing Moss Between Patio Pavers
Protecting Container Plants from Frost in the San Francisco Bay Area
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