There's no need to skip watering hemlocks when frost is forecast. In fact, adequate soil moisture going into winter helps prevent desiccation, a major cause of winter injury in conifers.
Hemlocks and other evergreens lose water through their needles all winter. Frozen soil prevents root uptake, so plants rely on stored moisture. Well-hydrated tissues resist winter burn better.
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