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As temperatures drop, protecting roses becomes crucial for their winter survival. The timing of covering them is vital to prevent frost damage and root rot. Gardeners should wait until nighttime temperatures consistently reach around -5 degrees Celsius before covering. Early covering can lead to excess moisture and fungal diseases, while waiting too long can make it difficult to protect the plants. Different rose varieties require varying levels of protection, with hybrid tea roses needing more care than hardier types. Proper materials for covering include agro-fabric, dry leaves, and compost, ensuring air circulation to avoid condensation. Springtime removal of protection should be gradual to prevent damage from late frosts.