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Black Eyed Susan Vine
I got one of these for my birthday but wonder if it will over winter, never had one before, its so pretty I would like to keep it.
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Your best bet is probably to save some seed from this years plant/s and start again next spring.
They are classed as a half-hardy annual and considered rather tender, so I'm doubtful about over-wintering.
I grew some one year from seed and they did well in a sunny sheltered spot but died down on the approach of winter.
they are very easy to grow from seed.
They are classed as a half-hardy annual and considered rather tender, so I'm doubtful about over-wintering.
I grew some one year from seed and they did well in a sunny sheltered spot but died down on the approach of winter.
they are very easy to grow from seed.
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