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scottfam125

? about scabiosa

17 years ago

Our Home Depot has some pots of scabiosa in and I know they are perennials but if I plant them now and we get another freeze, which I know we will, will it kill back all the growth and blooms or can it withstand the freezing cold? If its gonna die back I am going to wait another month or so before I get any so I don't have to worry about keeping it watered on my carport. Thanks, Judy

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