I'd recommend putting stakes around your plant and then wrap chicken wire around to form a cage. Fill the cage with leaves and then wrap burlap around the whole thing and secure with string. Good luck!
I love Faith's suggestion, it should help the little plant survive the winter without a problem. Put as many leaves in the chicken wire cage as you can, the more there is the better the insulation. I cover all my gardens with a thick layer of leaves each fall, I have enough to put almost six inches, even in my veggie garden, I have some huge elms and maples, with plenty to spare.
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I'd recommend putting stakes around your plant and then wrap chicken wire around to form a cage. Fill the cage with leaves and then wrap burlap around the whole thing and secure with string. Good luck!
https://www.doityourself.com/stry/how-to-winterize-hydrangeas
I love Faith's suggestion, it should help the little plant survive the winter without a problem. Put as many leaves in the chicken wire cage as you can, the more there is the better the insulation. I cover all my gardens with a thick layer of leaves each fall, I have enough to put almost six inches, even in my veggie garden, I have some huge elms and maples, with plenty to spare.