8 Plants You Should Mulch in September to Protect Them From Winter

Roses:Insulation from Frost: Mulching around the base of roses helps to insulate the roots and protect them from winter frost damage.

Hydrangeas:Moisture Retention: Mulch keeps hydrangea roots warm and retains moisture, helping them survive cold winter months.

Hostas:Prevent Frost Heave: A thick layer of mulch protects hostas from frost heave, which can expose roots to damaging cold.

Daylilies:Root Protection: Mulching daylilies helps to maintain consistent soil temperature, shielding their roots from freezing temperatures.

Peonies:Winter Insulation: A layer of mulch around peonies protects the crown and roots, ensuring healthy growth in spring.

Clematis:Temperature Regulation: Mulching clematis keeps the root zone stable and prevents extreme temperature fluctuations in winter.

Lavender:Moisture Control: Mulch around lavender helps protect it from harsh winter winds and maintains soil moisture levels.

Rhododendrons:Prevent Root Freezing: Mulching rhododendrons helps keep their shallow roots insulated and protected from winter frost.

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