Patio Fruit Tree In Winter

Is it correct that you don’t have to water my cherry and pear trees that are in patio pots during the winter, and should I wrap them up

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 10/31/2021 @ 1:49 pm

If you go for more than a couple weeks without precipitation, I would water them. You shouldn't need to wrap them unless you have sustained temperatures below freezing.

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