A NE Pennsylvania gardener (zones 5-6, temps below zero) asked if Knock Out roses need burlap wrapping for winter.
Knock Out roses are bred for zone 5 hardiness. Burlap wrapping traps moisture and causes fungal issues. Simple mound method is superior.
Pull mound away gradually in April. Prune to 12-18 inches at forsythia bloom. Fertilize with balanced organic.
Your Knock Outs will laugh at Pennsylvania winters with this minimal care!
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