Prune back to ''crown'', or as low as you can go... then I either mulch around the base, or cover with burlap ... you can buy a roll of burlap from the DollarRama or sometimes Dollar Tree has it this time of year. or more expensive at Lowes/Home Depot.
I have been doing this for many years and it has usually worked well depending on how severe our winters get in Canada, I think I have only lost 1 or 2 over the years.
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Prune back to ''crown'', or as low as you can go... then I either mulch around the base, or cover with burlap ... you can buy a roll of burlap from the DollarRama or sometimes Dollar Tree has it this time of year. or more expensive at Lowes/Home Depot.
I have been doing this for many years and it has usually worked well depending on how severe our winters get in Canada, I think I have only lost 1 or 2 over the years.
good luck, hope this helps.
Where do you live Mekhalaa?
What zone are you in?
Wrap them in burlap and mulch well around base
Mekhalaa this site has some great info with detailed info on how to over winter roses.
https://www.todayshomeowner.com/how-to-winterize-roses/