One of the best ways to insure your shrubs chances of surviving a cold winter is to select plants that are suited to your climate. Check your hardiness zone when selecting shrubs, trees, and other plants. Plants better suited to these growing conditions are less likely to winter shrub covers for your location.
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Anyone who grows shrubs can attest to the fact that winter isn't a very friendly season to these plants. I'm glad I bumped on this article, it's high time I found winter shrub covers for my shrubs. I'm a bit confused about the watering option when it comes to protecting shrubs. Is it best done manually?
I live in Western New York and I've never heard of these. Can't wait to try these next year. It's not easy keeping shrubs intact with some of the winters we have here (particularly this year). I like that there are a number of different covers for your different needs. I do use wooden snow covers for my air conditioner unit as we can get a lot of snow. I will try the idea of wood chips too. Amazing what I'm learning here.