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Overwintering Kordes Kordana Mini Roses in Cambridge, ON

Kordana mini roses are tough. In freezing winters, mound soil/mulch 8 inches around base after leaf drop. First winter is critical—greenhouse-grown plants need this protection. Flower color/shape may change after outdoor exposure.

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