Wood chips over landscape fabric work for winter protection—if timed right. The risk: fabric + mulch + warm spell = premature growth.
Canes must harden. Late feeding = soft wood = winter kill. This matters more than mulch material.
Your soaker + fabric + chips system is excellent. Just delay mulching until true dormancy.
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